Genre: Jazz

Jazz

Un jazz d’une originalité éclatante et provocante à la fois, qui ne laisse pas indifférent. Un voyage sonore et musical qui repousse les murs et les frontières, d’une liberté totale et d’une joie sans retenue.

Jazz

Carried away by the poetic emotions of the first track of this album, *Prayer For What Remains*, it resonates with all the complexity that an artist mastering the intricacies of classical music can deliver through sheet music.

Jazz

Que voilà un beau projet pour sortir ce nouveal album: fonder un nouveau label, qui a pour nom Analog Tone Factory, et sortir un vinyle comme “avant”. Exceptionnel…!!!!

Jazz

This album reflects the passions of its creator, with arrangements laid out like jewels on a crown of brilliant covers and original compositions in which we see all of Viale’s talent as a composer.

Jazz

Even if this album is not Catherine Russell’s most creative work, it has the gift of making us appreciate her great qualities as a vocalist, delicately accompanied by Sean Mason.

Jazz

Like a true ray of sunshine, Jonathan Powell invites us to a wonderfully enjoyable form of Mambo/jazz… as pleasant to listen to as it is to dance to, thanks to groovy, extraordinary arrangements.

Jazz

As Jonokuchi presents his audience with a reflection on his last ten years in New York, listeners will be ready and eager to discover what the next ten years and beyond have in store for him. One of our “Essentials.”

Jazz

Although a saxophonist, Michael Eaton has an orchestral view of his creations; here, the Individuation septet format is perfectly chosen to bring his works to life in sound, aided by impressive musicians.

Jazz

Listening to this album cannot leave anyone indifferent. It is a form of wonderment. The explosion of Baden’s musical writing also shines through in his interpretations.

Jazz

Here is a delightful album that will please all vibraphone enthusiasts, as Warren Wolf pays homage to the great architects of the vibraphone.

Jazz

With Dharma Down, you need to keep an open mind, let yourself be carried away into their beautiful universe, listen to the smallest details, and admire the work of each artist in this truly prodigious group.

Jazz

What makes this new album so great are both the musical arrangements and the performances. ESSENTIAL…!!!

Jazz

Few musicians can master the intricacies of jazz like Jeff Rupert. For him, everything seems natural, and honestly, once you dive into a deep listening of this album, it’s hard to escape.

Jazz

Here is a well-crafted album, but unfortunately quite traditional at a time when many harmonica players have significantly modernized the genre.

Jazz

The rhythms are borrowed from progressive jazz or soul/funk music, with an overlay of classical music codes and purely jazz arrangements… for which we give our “Essentials” rating.

Jazz

When two legends meet, one can expect an exceptional album, especially when a former member of the Jazz Messengers, Javon Jackson, brings all his expertise to this project.

Jazz

Every track in Michael Dease’s version seems to sketch out a landscape, drawing us into a different world. It’s a real pleasure to listen to this album, which sounds like a live album.

Jazz

This anthology is dedicated to his solo career, showcasing his fun/soul talent on tracks that strongly evoke the 80s and the DX7, bringing a good dose of nostalgia, and above all, joy.

Jazz

*Wayne Shorter – Celebration Volume 1* is the first in a series of archival releases that the legendary saxophonist and composer Wayne Shorter prepared himself before his passing in 2023.

Jazz

Elegance is added to beauty, whether in the compositions, the arrangement of the tracks, or the performances, each musician working here like a group of architects in search of the golden point…