JazzTimes Magazine

Editorial staff of JazzTimes, under new management as of December 2024.

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Sweeps Week: June Historical Releases & Reissues. Music from Hadley Caliman, John Coltrane, Ella Fitzgerald, Dexter Gordon and Larry Young. https://t.co/euRRd70GVx

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Sweeps Week: Top June Jazz Releases, Henkin Edition. New music from Barcelona Art Orchestra & Miguel Zenón, Ferg’s Imaginary Big Band, Goran Kajfeš Subtropic Arkestra & Avin Omar, and Camila Nebbia & Chris Corsano. https://t.co/0gqgub5jTf

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Sweeps Week: Top June Jazz Releases, Amorosi Edition. New music from Ambrose Akinmusire & Mary Halvorson, Patricia Brennan & Syvlie Courvoisier, Tyler Sabbag, Basya Schechter and SML. https://t.co/8Lhs5EMcyB

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Sweeps Week: Top June Jazz Releases, Monday Mix Edition. New music from Ron Carter & Yotam Silberstein, Miggy Augmented Orchestra, The Phoenix Trio, Helen Sung Big Band and Otomo Yoshihide & Kei Matsumaru. https://t.co/JICNSMNCDy

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The Jazz Roots of King Britt’s Blacktronika are Showing. On the producer/DJ’s innovative Blacktronika course and its many offshoots. A.D. Amorosi has the story. https://t.co/sIYqvDCZ9o

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Concert Review: DoYeon Kim Quartet at Solar Myth, Philadelphia. Ars Nova Workshop hosts a gifted composer-improviser and exponent of the gayageum. https://t.co/mKjPevg3Sr

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Steven Bernstein Shifts Gears, and Valves, with ResoNation Trio. Plus: Further adventures with Sexmob-meets-Laurie Anderson on the new Let X=X (Live). A.D. Amorosi has the story. https://t.co/8KI0dpCvAi

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In and Around New York, Jazz Clubs Come Out of the Sky. A new crop of jazz venues is taking root around the New York metropolitan area. Will the boom last? Morgan Enos has our story. https://t.co/rNWTx7bcTv

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Jazz Vocalist and Composer Cécile McLorin Salvant and the Art of Molding Standards. A new project for Nonesuch enlists Darcy James Argue, Jules Buckley and the Metropole Orkest. Jordannah Elizabeth Graham-Mayer has our story. https://t.co/lfpIZTA3AM

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Pianist Nduduzo Makhathini on Sons, Fathers, the Power of Myth and a New Blue Note Album. A.D. Amorosi has our Q&A. https://t.co/bcI2sos3pS

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Small Wonder: Multi-Reedist Erica von Kleist Puts the Piccolo in Jazz Perspective. Dan Bilawsky has the story. https://t.co/qwS51m6Xrq

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Saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin’s Dream: Better and Bolder Than Our Reality. A.D. Amorosi has our Q&A: https://t.co/jlDirUPJp2

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Virtuoso Jazz Vocal Trio Duchess Plans a Marvelous Party, In Charismatic Fashion. Rob Duguay speaks with Amy Cervini, Hilary Gardner and Melissa Stylianou about their new release and the road they've traveled. https://t.co/iaOaWMwS89

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Always Sun Ra in Philadelphia: The Arkestra Honored with Magnificent Wall-Sized Mural. A.D. Amorosi reports. https://t.co/ek0wyYPi4Y

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Earth, Wind & Fire’s Ramsey Lewis Roots, Robert Margouleff’s Jazzy Weather Report and More. A.D. Amorosi on Questlove's new documentary, Robert Margouleff's engrossing memoir and the intersections between. https://t.co/vb3TqzWrgW

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James Brandon Lewis’s Many Roads to Freedom: Punk-Jazz to Classical, Tenor Sax at the Center. JazzTimes contributor David Whiteis gives a close listen to Lewis's work with The Messthetics and the Lutosławski Quartet. https://t.co/1j8oGWwSDW

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Jazz Bassist Hannah Marks Honors Geri Allen (born on this day in 1957), Charts Own Course with Sophomore Album. Marks follows her 2023 debut with a Jason Moran–produced quartet session for the Endectomorph label. Veronica Johnson reports. https://t.co/1ljGE8frRk

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Drummer-Composer Phil Haynes’s Earthen Improvisational Journey. A.D. Amorosi leads our Q&A. https://t.co/fBp8okADWH

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On the Questlove-Aided Reprint of Greg Tate’s 1992 tome Flyboy in the Buttermilk: Essays on Contemporary America. A.D. Amorosi reflects. https://t.co/XUgVIuCQRM

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Kurt Rosenwinkel Quintet at the Village Vanguard – Jeff “Tain” Watts Edition. David R. Adler has the review. https://t.co/bktwItBM8P