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CD Review: Théo Girard, La Rivière Coulera Sans Effort

French bassist and composer Théo Girard’s project Mobke represents a transatlantic quartet assembled with a clear artistic purpose: to create music rooted in the deep jazz...

Festival Jazz International Nijmegen 2025

The ninth edition of Festival Jazz International Nijmegen (FJIN) is set to fill the city once again with a rich palette of jazz sounds during the weekend of November 1 and 2,...

CD Review: Zack Lober, So We Could Live

Zack Lober’s new album, “So We Could Live,” offers a clear example of how a chord-less quartet can function with both flexibility and clarity, focusing on interplay,...

Festival Review: Canarias Jazz Y Mas 2025

The 34th edition of ‘Canarias Jazz Y Mas’ arrived in the summer of July as innovative and well organised as ever. With 59 concerts set over all 8 islands of the archipelago in...

CD Review, Emma Rawicz, Inkyra

Emma Rawicz’s journey from her early performances, including a striking appearance at the Red Sea Jazz Festival, to her latest album, “Inkyra”, demonstrates a clear...

Autumn edition of the Jazz In Europe Magazine now available

We pleased to release the Autumn 2025 edition of Jazz In Europe magazine, now available on our website. This issue opens with a feature on Marike van Dijk and her Nu-Art...

Jazz and Politics: How Jazz Became a Political Battleground

Few episodes in jazz history are as loaded with irony and as emblematic of Cold War cultural conflict as the Jazz Ambassadors tours. In the late 1950s and 1960s, at the dawn of...

Vinyl Collectors Trends In 2025

In 2025, the European jazz vinyl market remains a vibrant and rapidly expanding segment within the broader resurgence of vinyl records. Data from market research reports estimate...

Festival Review: Ystad Jazz Festival, Sweden 2025

Inspector Kurt Wallander put the Swedish coastal town of Ystad on the literary map in the early 1990s. Writer Henning Mankell staged his investigations in this small town. But the...

CD Review: Franz von Chossy Group, Mirror 9

Franz von Chossy’s latest release, Mirror 9,  set for release this coming Friday delivers an ambitious and thoughtful nine-part suite, offering the listener a multi-layered...

CD Review: Edgar van Asselt & Ack van Rooyen, Song for Lost Friends

Song for Lost Friends is a poignant and understated tribute to one of the Netherlands’ most cherished jazz voices, Ack van Rooyen. Recorded live at the intimate Huis Kernhem,...