Jim Black: Malamute
Chris Tordini | Elias Stemeseder | Jim Black | Óskar Guðjónsson
Jim Black emerged in New York's downtown scene of the 1990s, playing alongside Dave Douglas and Tim Berne. He went...
Reviewed by Marcus O'Dair in issue: May/2017
Ray Charles: Genius + Jazz = Soul/Genius of Ray Charles
Two classic albums originally on Impulse! and Atlantic that put Ray with members of the Basie and Ellington bands with...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: March/2015
Jeff Reid: Look For The Light
Electric bassist Reed's quintet debut (with bass clarinettist Todd Marcus and trumpeter Sean Jones) has a straightahead, post-fusion kick that...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: August/2020
Bobby Scott/Larry Elgart: Joyful Noises/The City
Fascinating third stream from multiinstrumentalist Scott and big bands directed by Quincy Jones and Elgart, making this an album worth...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: February/2016
Red Mitchell/Harold Land Quintet: Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
The Atlantic reissue programme contains some real gems, and this set with the two principals paced by the energetic and...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: May/2014
Camilla George: Ibio-Ibio
Born in Nigeria and of Afro-Caribbean heritage, Camilla George is in constant contact with all kinds of groove. Ibio-Ibio continues...
Reviewed by Hugh Morris in issue: October/2022
Album Interview: Colin Steele Quintet: Even in the Darkest Places
Calum Gourlay | Colin Steele | Dave Milligan | Michael Buckley | Stu Ritchie
The album title reflects a gruelling five-year period for Colin Steele following a series of events that revolved around him...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: March/2017
Sultan Stevenson: Faithful One
Denys Baptiste | Jacob Gryn | Joel Waters | Josh Short | Sultan Stevenson
Young Sultan Stevenson, the latest Tomorrow's Warriors alumnus to emerge blinking into the daylight, wants us to listen to his...
Reviewed by Peter Jones in issue: May/2023
Ed Motta: Behind the Tea Chronicles
In his native Brazil, the singer and multi-instrumentalist Ed Motta is known as a rock and soul artist, but with...
Reviewed by Peter Jones in issue: December/January/2023/2024
Charlie Pyne: Nature is a Mother
Charlie Pyne | Katie Patterson | Liam Dunachie | Luke Pinkstone
Singing female double bass players? Hmmm… well, there’s Esperanza, and, er… oh yes! - Charlie Pyne from North London. Forgive...
Reviewed by Peter Jones in issue: May/2024
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