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Orange Jazz Days Announced at Tivoli-Vredenburg

TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht will host a new festival, Orange Jazz Days, on October 3, 4, and 5, 2025. The event is designed to highlight the breadth and vitality of Dutch jazz,...

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CD Review: Eishan Ensemble, Northern Rhapsody

“Northern Rhapsody” is the latest album by Eishan Ensemble, a group renowned for their innovative fusion of Persian classical music with jazz and contemporary sounds....

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Fiona Ross brings her ‘Moments in My Notebook’ to Soul Mama

The multi award winning pianist, vocalist, composer, producer, founder of the award winning not for profit organisation Women in Jazz Media – and our very own senior writer,...

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Live review: Judith Hill at Gazarte, Athens

At some point in one’s life, you’ll get to see an artist who will remind you of what great , or near- perfected music will sound like. If you’re lucky like myself, you’ll...

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Live review, Brick Lane Jazz Festival 2025: A Breath of Fresh Air for British Jazz

Amongst the rattle of street buskers, tourists, and Sunday day drinkers, sat the Brick Lane Jazz Festival. Dotted on and around one of London’s most popular streets were...

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CD Review: Trilok Gurtu – Mirror

Trilok Gurtu’s Mirror presents a focused exploration of cross-cultural musical dialogue, bringing together his distinctive percussion style with the chamber textures of the...

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Zurich Jazz Orchestra Prepares for some Neat Little Songs.

The Zurich Jazz Orchestra is set to release a notable new album, “Neat Little Songs”, on Mons Records, coinciding with the ensemble’s 30th anniversary. Under the new...

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Louis Stewart’s, I Thought About You to be reissued

Dublin-based Livia Records reissues Irish guitar master Louis Stewart’s all-star 1977 recording, I Thought About You on 29th May. Long deleted and much sought after in its...

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KIM CYPHER to play the Jazz Arena at Cheltenham Jazz Festival

A milestone gig for UK saxophonist, vocalist and composer Kim Cypher with an inspiring, feel-good backstory about following dreams, taking chances, making sacrifices and never,...

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Nduduzo Makhathini: European Tour

Nduduzo Makhathini was born in 1982 in uMgungundlovu, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. Growing up in a Zulu cultural environment, he was introduced early to the connection between...

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CD Review: Rose Room, It’s been A Long, Long Time.

Such is their integral position in the 1930s ‘Hot Club’, Gypsy Jazz scene and the extent of their following in Scotland and beyond, it feels as though Rose Room have been...

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