If ever there was a map drawn of jazz music, guitarist/composer John Scofield would be all over it. In just recent years, he’s released a tribute to Ray Charles (That’s
Just when it was looking like a slow week for new music, Friday brought us enough releases to last us the rest of the month. Photos of celebrities in silly
Born in the Houston area, Brian began playing violin at age 8 then soon after switched to fiddle. He later began playing guitar, bass, mandolin, and other instruments in local
The Paris-based collaborative The Salt Collective is probably best classified as a “revolving door supergroup.” Founded by French guitarist and songwriter Stéphane Schück, the core group also includes Benoit Lautridou
The living legend bassist Henry “The Skipper” Franklin is best known for his releases on the Black Jazz label. The label Real Gone enjoyed some success reissuing 1972’s The Skipper
Saxophonist and composer Joe Lovano and his trio mates, stalwart pianist Marilyn Crispell and fellow Cleveland native Carmen Castaldo on drums, sally forth for the third time under the Trio Tapestry banner for Our
The Bohannons return with their fifth album, Night Construction, a mix of different southern rock sounds as the group deals with reentering back into the world after Covid, in their
Every artist who is gifted longevity in their field hits a transition period in their pursuits. They’ve reached a point where their success and talents are undeniable but their legacy
With a raspy voice that sounds like a dead ringer for a classic 70s long-haired two-guitar-fronted bad, BabyJake sounds more “revered” than his name might suggest. While bands like Humble
Where do we turn when we run ourselves ragged? When hope disappears? When we can’t escape the hell of our own making? The Joeys are here to remind us that
