Jupiter Conjunct is saxophonist/composer Aaron Burnett & The Big Machine follow-up to 2019’s acclaimed Anomaly, this time moving into the extra-terrestrial as many jazz forbears such as Sun Ra, John
It should perhaps come as no surprise that the two preeminent jazz pianists of our time have both released albums based on their quarantine during the COVID19 pandemic. Brad Mehldau’s
With acclaimed tenor saxophonist/ EWI player Bob Mintzer doubling as a member of the four decades standing Yellow Jackets (of which he is a three decade member) and as conductor
When a global pandemic brought the world to a halt in 2020, Andrew Leahey got creative. He launched a weekly livestream concert series, “Andrew Leahey: Live & Online,” from his
Slotting at festivals from southern Appalachia to the New England coast, The Pinkerton Raid pushes the borders of garage, blues, retro soul and indie rock, creating a soundtrack that works
In this year of Charlie Parker’s Centennial there have been multiple events, tribute recordings and various nods to the iconic “Bird” a as he is most popularly known. Craft Recordings
The Austin-based funk and soul band Honey Made follows up their recent EP, Couple Few, with their debut studio full length album Brand New. For Honey Made, the new album
Nashville-based indie-folk artist Melissa Erin is getting ready to release a series of new singles, emblematic of her move to Music City, where she’s assembled a tribe of like-minded troubadours to
Music means different things to different people. One has to admire Robert Hunter- lyricist for the Grateful Dead, who would often speak to his lyrics meaning what they do to
Born and raised on Minneapolis’s northside, Luke LeBlanc grew up listening to a wide variety of music, young and old, from Bob Dylan and The Band, to John Prine, to
