We Were Together, I Forget the Rest achieves the rare feat of combining stunning virtuosity with heartfelt honesty, resulting ...

Scandinavian folk music and jazz have long shared a natural affinity. Both traditions value melody, space and the freedom to ...

A debut album often serves as a calling card, but TRIO feels more like the confident statement of a pianist who has already ...

They say romance is back in style. The self-styled LONDON NEO-JAZZ WRECKIN’ CRU’s latest may have missed its scheduled ...

One World is one of those albums that has always seemed to exist outside of time. Nearly fifty years after its original ...

Few composers invite reinvention quite like Johann Sebastian Bach. His music has long provided fertile ground for jazz ...

Few contemporary pianists possess the ability to make a single instrument feel like an entire landscape, but Kjetil Mulelid ...

Few musicians in jazz have enjoyed a career quite as remarkable as Denny Zeitlin. Emerging in the early 1960s, the San ...

Well, here’s an album that might well blow your mind. It’ll certainly blow the cobwebs away. There are few composers working ...

The multi-faceted nature of saxophonist Bryan Murray’s artistry has long been explored through numerous avenues – from the ...

And the Birds Sang is a survivor’s record, and there is no reading it any other way. Jazz In Britain issues it in an edition ...

Heritage arrives with nothing behind it. Andreas Paragioudakis has issued it himself on vinyl and CD, and it sits outside the ...