Critically acclaimed veteran trombonist John Fedchock found a fascinating way to cap 30 years as a solo recording artist – with...

Ask most jazz folks where they might like to head if they could take a time machine back 100 years and they’d say straight for Harlem,...

The folks at the always delightful Turtle Bay Records – a label where the best jazz players of today play the best tunes of yesterday –...

While the cover of Jim Witzel’s 2022 album Feelin’ It revealed its dual aesthetic as “Trio & Quartet,” the ultra-versatile veteran...

Intimate, darkly soulful yet amazingly adventurous, the grand instrument that is Tania Grubbs’ voice is breathtaking to behold and a...

Not that he’s slowing down in the least, but Jim Self’s decision to retire from his teaching position at USC after many decades could...

As a longtime fan of all things Mark Winkler, I immediately gravitated to “Paris Apartment” when I began immersing in singer/songwriter...

Considering the wonderful myriad of classic jazz influences and adventurous spirit of traveling inherent in the spirited, deliriously...

Admittedly, I’m kinda late to a thoughtful and rollicking, richly poetic party that started back in 2007, when Jeremy Dion, a...

From the album art of her wearing a pink motorcycle helmet and a tight-fitting superhero outfit and gloves to the raucous defiant spirit...

In a brief promotional video for “Authenticity,” the fourth lead single from their highly anticipated debut collaborative album Quiet...

A few lines into Morgan Taylor’s infectious and intoxicating new single “Energy,” the emerging R&B/pop singer/songwriter breezes into the...