Genre: Jazz

Jazz

So, whether you’re just curious or passionate about the various forms of piano/jazz, this album will undoubtedly hold a unique place in your music collection, a kind of “favorite.”

Jazz

That’s what Big George is about—a vision, a sense of writing that opens the way to music of tomorrow. Once again, an album as essential as it is indispensable, just as we love them…

Jazz

“Yes, I am particularly fond of this kind of work that leaves nothing to chance, requiring immersion in one’s culture and turning it into a fascinating work of art.” (Thierry De Clemensat)

Jazz

“But Who’s Gonna Play The Melody?” is an exemplary, even indispensable album, serving both musicology students and lovers of beautiful music.

Jazz

Un opus dont l’ancrage est d’une profondeur telle que vous en serez musicalement et émotionnellement chaviré. Un grand, un très grand “indispensable”!

Jazz

From the very first track, it’s clear why Remy Le Bœuf and his Assembly of Shadows were nominated for the Grammys. Here, everything unfolds in widescreen format with themes rolled out track by track like movie…

Jazz

Taylor’s talent, confirmed by this album, will undoubtedly become indispensable in your music collection. Albums like this are the ones we love to listen to repeatedly-sincere, generous, brilliant.

Jazz

Though the years have passed, Monty Alexander remains the same, with the added experience evident in the intelligent and meticulous arrangements of the tracks.

Jazz

The musical language on this album speaks so directly to the listener that one could have named it “Speak to You,” as each person will find a bit of their musical universe within it.

Jazz

This is an album that thoroughly deserves to be a must-have in any worthy music collection and will inevitably inspire listeners to discover or rediscover Bill Evans.

Jazz

This album is a true delight, offering what musicians can do best, making it utterly indispensable in my eyes, a reference of the genre that many music students will dissect during their courses…

Jazz

‘Seems’ is an album of incredible class with musicians you’ll instantly adore as long as your intellect allows it.

Jazz

Indeed, with this album, Chris Rottmayer offers us music to both listen to and dream. The title of the album, “Being,” is surely an invitation to reflection. We truly love the musical aesthetics of this album.

Jazz

Let’s be clear, this album is a true musical gem, unfortunately spoiled by Gregory Privat’s voice, which clearly is not that of a singer.

Jazz

With a generous dose of humor, this album will make you smile from the first notes, and once again, it showcases sumptuous arrangements.

Jazz

This album is recommended to all those who appreciate a classic form of jazz, as it represents the best of its kind, or to jazz students who can find here both skill and a source of inspiration.

Jazz

There is an incredible richness in these compositions, with larger-than-life arrangements that are so grandiose and radiant.

Jazz

Undoubtedly, we have one of the great albums of 2014 here, perhaps not the most original, although… It is an essential album for piano lovers, beautiful compositions, and jazz enthusiasts.

Jazz

Un album où le talent des musiciens fait rayonner les 10 titres comme 10 arcs en ciel, 10 rayons de soleil, 10 joyaux inestimables. Magnifique… Superbe… Excellent… et donc “indispensable”.

Jazz

This album is filled with fascinations and accomplished sonic experiences, a marvelous gift that is essential for art enthusiasts with a capital A.