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On an Empowering Expedition with Claire Cope

Talking about women in the music industry, a dear friend of mine recently shared with me the concept of having to see a woman in action with certain instruments – usually...

Sylvia Cuenca: Life on the Bandstand

Sylvia Cuenca has built an impressive career sharing the bandstand with some of jazz’s most standout ensembles. Alongside the likes of Joe Henderson and Clark Terry, Cuenca has...

CD Review: Kim Cypher, Catching Moments

UK saxophonist, vocalist and composer Kim Cypher’s 3rd album, Catching Moments is a joyous celebration of the beautiful moments in life. 12 captivating tracks showcasing Kim’s...

Merry Christmass from all at Jazz In Europe

In a departure from tradition, Jazz in Europe has chosen to forgo the standard Christmas wishes post this year, opting instead for a special musical treat that embodies the spirit...

CD Review: Sabino de Bari, Ashanti

Italian composer and guitarist Sabino de Bari released his latest album Ashanti in October to significant critical acclaim. This thrilling album features a brilliant quartet with...

Live Review: Manchester Collective and Abel Selaocoe

Manchester Collective and Abel Selaocoe – Sirocco. November 14, The Purcell Rooms, Southbank Centre, London, England “”Music is a great blessing. It has the power to...

‘Mr. Beautiful’ – George Cables with a Quartet on Tour

George Cables has been active as a post-bop jazz pianist playing with some of the best musicians of his generation, and a number of significant jazz forebearers, since the early...

Cheltenham Jazz Festival Announces Initial Lineup

The Cheltenham Jazz Festival has announced the first five artists set to perform at its 2025 event, which will take place from April 30 to May 5. This year’s festival is part of...

Women in Jazz Media at the London Jazz Festival 2024!

We are incredibly excited for the EFG London Jazz Festival this year and to host some fabulous musicians on the Women in Jazz Media stage once more. November brings with it...

Interview: Daniel Dettwiler – Part 2

We’re excited to present the second instalment of our in-depth conversation with Daniel Dettwiler, a renowned European recording engineer celebrated for his expertise in...

Tigran Hamasyan: Forging Armenian Folk Music & Jazz

The far-eastern edge of Europe gets scant attention when it comes to jazz, though there a few exceptions. This is the case of Tigran Hamasyan, who was born in Armenia (in 1987),...