Magazine – Jazz in Europe

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William Ellis: Rebirth of the Film.

It’s clear that over the last few years that there has been a trend in the music business to claw back some of the warmth and nostalgia of the analogue world. This among...

Behind The Lens • News|

This is Bop: Jon Hendricks and the Art of Vocal Jazz

On the 6th November 2020 Equinox published “This is Bop: Jon Hendricks and the Art of Vocal Jazz” by jazz singer and journalist and Jazz in Europe Contributor, Peter...

News|

Maria Schneider & Donny McCaslin discuss Data Lords

NJPAC and Jazz Standard present an online evening with multiple GRAMMY® Award-winning jazz composer and bandleader Maria Schneider on Tuesday, November 10 at 7:30 p.m....

News|

Labilia: Music, Culture and Science, Placing the human being central.

As I’ve probably written in every single article, music is an incredible journey that can take us in unexpected places. Normally we discuss Jazz here but in this case,...

Interviews • News|

Sharon Matishoff, Jazz and Art

Based in Frankfort, Kentucky, Sharon Matisoff is an award-winning representational artist who paints in the Impressionism/Realism style. Matisoff has spent a lifetime painting a...

News • Summer 2020|

Cyrille Aimèe: Sondheim, Gypsies and what being alive means.

Grammy® nominated vocalist Cyrille Aimèe has been soaking up diverse, musical communities since an early age. Born in Samois-sur-Seine, in Fontainebleau, France – the same...

Artists • Interviews • News • Spring 2020 • Women in Jazz|

Ray Gelato: An Absolute Musician and Performer!

I have had the pleasure to see Ray Gelato play live many times and have met him personally on several occasions. We’ve often both agreed how lovely it would be to put together a...

Artists • Interviews • News • Spring 2020|

Dave Holland: That’s how life works!

With a career spanning over five decades, Dave Holland is without a doubt one of the jazz world’s most acclaimed bassists and composers. Just prior to the lockdown, Darrell...

Artists • Interviews • News • Spring 2020|

Jason Miles and a little ‘Black Magic’.

Due to his adaptability to any musical situation he finds himself in, Jason Miles is an artist that one could easily describe as a chameleon. While some may view this as a...

Artists • Interviews • Spring 2020|

Miles Davis “Bitches Brew” – A brief look at the albums impact.

On 30 March, 1970 the jazz world was rocked with the release of Miles Davis’ album Bitches Brew. The album proved to be a huge commercial success selling well over a million...

Articles • Spring 2020|

ArtistShare: Brian Camelio speaks…

ArtistShare Records was founded in 2001 and is widely accredited as being the first online “Fan Funding” platform. Recently, I had the pleasure of speaking in-depth with...

Articles • Artists • Interviews • Spring 2020|