
Terri Lyne Carrington’s ‘new Standards’ Vol. 1
For the 2018 opening celebration of the Berklee Institute for Jazz and Gender Justice, Terri Lyne Carrington asked her students to select and perform songs
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For the 2018 opening celebration of the Berklee Institute for Jazz and Gender Justice, Terri Lyne Carrington asked her students to select and perform songs
Pianist Caili O’Doherty (“KAY-lee” “oh-DOE-er-TEE”) delivers captivating musical visions from her Quarantine Dream. Named after the pandemic feelings she had trying to get the album
The scene was set for a group of lucky club-goers, as a unique mix of artists hailing from Brazil and Poland would revive the Soul
Master trombonist Steve Davis assembles a remarkable sextet with a three-decade shared history on his latest album, Bluesthetic. On each of his three previous releases
There have been a number of famous jazz artists whose offspring have followed their father’s footsteps into music. Think only of Ellis Marsalis and his
Stillpoint: The moment between thoughts, when all mental chatter ceases and the clarity of absolute mind emerges from within. Stillpoint is also an album of
The San Gabriel 7 attracts so many talented guest artists because they are a high energy band of top-notch players. Presenting albums with the music
Following the extraordinary success of guitar virtuoso Pasquale Grasso’s digital showcase series, which launched in 2019 and includes Solo Standards, Solo Ballads, Solo Holiday, and
Charles Goold, is one of New York City’s hardest working jazz drummers of his generation, and has performed with a wide variety of acts across varying