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Nubya Garcia Moves On

Saxophonist Nubya Garcia has represented the new sounds and look of the London jazz scene for the past five years. And one could bet that her niche in the scene is bound to become...

Cyrille Aimée, Finding Inspiration in the Costa Rican Jungle

As I prepared for this interview with Cyrille Aimée, I couldn’t help but reflect on how much has changed since our last interview in Jazz In Europe a number of years ago....

Interview: Veronika Harcsa & Bálint Gyémánt.

Kicking off a new series by Marieke Meischke titled “Cities of Jazz, Marieke travels to Budapest to speak with two of the cities top exponents of the jazz scene,...

Dear Britain, here’s a tribute to you…from Irene Serra with love.

At the risk of repeating myself, there’s nothing more exciting for me than a jazz musician that pushes the edges of genre and style in order to truthfully express...

Branford Marsalis – A Little of This, A Little of That

Saxophonist Branford Marsalis (born 1960) is from New Orleans of the Marsalis clan. He is the younger brother of jazz trumpeter Wynton, and elder brother of jazz trombonist...

Live Review: Youn Sun Nah at the K-Music Festival

Platforming some of Korea’s leading artists, the K-Music Festival gives us all an opportunity to explore and relish the rich diversity of artistry Korea has to offer. From the...

CD Review: Kristin Korb, Sweet Dreams

Copenhagen based vocalist and bassist Kristin Korb, is set to release her tribute album to the Eurythmics titled “Sweet Dreams” on October 25, 2024. While I typically...

Gig Review: Claire Martin at the Brighton Jazz Festival

Claire Martin is a multi-award-winning vocalist and OBE, with a career of over 30 years in the UK as band leader, festival curator, broadcaster and educator. On the 27th September...

Patrick Cornelius to Tour Spain, UK, and Ireland

Alto saxophonist Patrick Cornelius is set to embark on a tour across Spain, the UK, and Ireland with his new quartet. The tour, which begins on October 19, 2023, in Madrid and...

Album Review: Daniel Herskedal – “Call for Winter II: Resonance”

Few artists are known to push the boundaries of their instruments as far as Daniel Herskedal. His latest release, “Call for Winter II: Resonance,” is a continuation of...

Rediscovering Ornette: The Origins of Ohad Talmor’s Latest Album

It’s not uncommon for us to receive numerous requests to cover new album releases. However, the story behind Ohad Talmor’s latest project, “Back to the...