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Zurich Jazz Orchestra | Three Pictures.

The Zurich Jazz Orchestra (ZJO) was first launched in 1995. What began twenty three years ago as a “rehearsal band for local composers and arrangers” is now a...

Hazelrigg Brothers | Songs We Like

Songs We Like is the result of all of the brothers’ painstaking work and patience. The album’s nine tracks include re-imagined material originally performed by classic rock...

Fred Hersch | Live In Europe

Live in Europe crowns a momentous 2017 for Hersch, with the publication of his acclaimed autobiography Good Things Happen Slowly: A Life In and Out of Jazz (named one of the Five...

Pablo Held Trio | Investigations

Regarded as one of the most talented and adventurous pianists and improvisers in Europe, Pablo Held released in April 2018 his landmark 10th album Investigations. Featuring...

Terence Blanchard | Live (Feat. The E-Collective)

From his expansive work composing the scores for Spike Lee films ranging from the documentary 4 Little Girls to the epic Malcolm X, as well as his own discography of recordings...

Kenny Barron | Concentric Circles

In 2018, the esteemed pianist, composer, bandleader and educator Kenny Barron will mark the 50th year of a remarkable recording career with the release of his Blue Note debut...

Love Supreme At The Roundhouse | 3 Weeks To Go

Mr Jukes, Cory Henry & The Funk Apostles, Moon Hooch, Elli Ingram and more for Love Supreme at The Roundhouse. **Three weeks until inaugural one-day event comes to London**...

Hadar Noiberg | Open Fields

Who would have thought that music by a flute, bass and drums trio could be so colourful? So diverse and different and so full of drive and emotion? Hadar and her musicians are...

Dame Cleo Laine & George Benson To Be Honoured…

Countdown is on to 2018 Jazz FM Awards with Dame Cleo Laine DBE and George Benson announced as the PPL Lifetime Achievement Award and Impact Award recipients. Monday 30th April at...

Hank Jones | Live At Jazzhus Slukefter 1983

The American pianist Hank Jones could, spanning his 65 year career, always be counted on for a joyful presence on the jazz scene, playing sparkling piano solos that uplifted every...

Mike Clark | Retro Report

While often referred to as the “Tony Williams of funk,” Mike Clark considers jazz his first love. He gained worldwide recognition as one of America’s foremost jazz and funk...