Ondatropica
A Columbian band that fuses their folklorist roots with western street styles from ska, rock to hip hop on a...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: August/2012
Quantic: A New Constellation
Following the emphasis on electronics and vocal on the previous album Magnetica, Will ‘Quantic’ Holland follows up with some less-than-impressive...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: August/2015
Jamie Cullum: Pointless Nostalgic
Reviewing Jamie Cullum’s debut album for Candid in the September 2002 edition of Jazzwise, I noted that his “mellifluous tone,...
Reviewed by Peter Quinn in issue: June/2023
Outside Line: Introducing Outside Line
Dave Walsh | Garry Jackson | Jamie Taylor | Matt Anderson
Highly praised for his contributions as guitarist with the Jamil Sheriff Big Band, Jamie Taylor also happens to lecture at...
Reviewed by Robert Shore in issue: July/2014
Dhafer Youssef: Street of Minarets
The tenth album from Tunisian vocalist and oud player Dhafer Youssef harks back to his stunning Electric Sufi, a 2001...
Reviewed by Jane Cornwell in issue: April/2023
Nate Smith: Kinfolk 2: See The Birds
Smith is one of several notable Americans who straddle the world of jazz, soul and electronica and have an avowed...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: October/2021
Clark Tracey Quintet: No Doubt
Alexandra Ridout | Clark Tracey | Elliott Samson | James Owston | Sean Payne
It’s Clark’s 40th year in jazz and this is the latest in his succession of groups which introduce exceptionally talented...
Reviewed by Tony Hall in issue: Dec/Jan/2018/2019
Naya Baaz: Charm
Jennifer Vincent | Josh Feinberg | Rez Abbasi | Satoshi Takeishi
Since his arrival on the jazz scene, Karachi-born, California-based guitarist Rez Abbasi has made excellent music as a bandleader, but...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: September/2023
Lol Coxhill: Ear Of The Beholder
Where Coxhill’s credentials need little explication, a hero of free improvisation that he made (and makes) joyously accessible to the...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: October/2011
Chris Potter Underground Orchestra: Imaginary Cities
The world-class contemporary sax colossus Chris Potter seems to be something of a late bloomer in terms of his recordings...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: March/2015
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