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Paola Vera – Addicted to My Love – Jazz groove for Valentine’s day and beyond…

Check out our very own inhouse JazzTalk.News podcast series for 2019 with our very own knowledgeable editor In chief – Nigel J. (JazzTalk.News uses the Photo by Jason...

Made In New York Jazz Announces Competition Winners

Participants of the competition will Join Jazz Legends at Annual Gala in New York. Judges and committee members worked hard through the holiday season and new year to determine...

Star Names For Cheltenham Jazz Festival 2017

“One of the UK’s classiest and most eclectic jazz festivals” The Guardian “The long running Cheltenham Jazz Festival has always fluidly negotiated the terrain...

Grammy Nominated Ben Wendel – Jazz Torn between Two Coasts: Brooklyn & La-la Land

First, there was the worldwide acclaim for Kamasi Washington’s 2015 release “The Epic” to help to bring more attention to the West Coast, and especially Los Angeles long...

Konstrukt – Molto Bene – CD Review

Konstrukt are a free blowing, multi instrumental quartet hailing out of Istanbul. They have released a CD ‘ Molto Bene’. Just four tracks make up the CD but each is a...

AKI RISSANEN – Winner of the Best Jazz Album @ Emma Awards

Winner of the Best Jazz Album at Emma Awards, the Finnish Grammy, with ‘Amorandom’ Listen to Amorandom and follow on Spotify Buy CD Listen to Aki talk about the...

Jacqui Dankworth presents |“Shakespeare and all that Jazz” | special guest: Simon Callow

Ronnie Scott’s – Sunday 29th January. Rain is pouring by the bucketful outside, but inside Ronnie’s there is always a welcoming atmosphere and on the night the crowd is...

North Sea jazz 2017 | Top Global Artist Confirmed

“This is one of the greatest events in music…in the world” George Benson  Van Morrison, Herbie Hancock, Jamiroquai, George Benson, Norah Jones, Laura Mvula and many...

Violinist Tim Kliphuis: ‘Jazz musicians should think out of the box more’

Dutch jazz violinist Tim Kliphuis (1974) is a busy man. He performs with his trio, his sextet and has several programs with chamber orchestras and symphonic orchestras. This year...

West Of The World – Debut CD Review

‘West Of The World’ is the debut album from bass player and composer Ashley de Neef. Ashley is an Australian, now residing in London where he located after completing...

Curtis Stigers – the perfect crooner

Last month saw many varied performances again at the epic Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club, but one that really stood out, that made the crowd AND this writer feel energized and breath...