There are albums that have the capability to wash over you. Then there’s “Lumen”, a stunning solo piano album by Bill ...

With “Turtles, Cats, and Other Creatures”, Finnish guitarist-composer Lauri Kallio has crafted a record that feels both ...

Trumpeter Eero Savela has been a fixture on Helsinki’s creative scene for over two decades, moving fluidly between jazz, ...

Toronto-based guitarist and composer David Occhipinti returns with “Camera Lucida”, his seventh album as leader and the ...

The opening bars on Detroit drummer Roy Brooks’ swinging live date from 1970 come from bassist Cecil McBee and pianist Hugh ...

Since 2020, B Side Recordings has existed as a compelling extension of trumpeter and bandleader Jamie Breiwick’s creative ...

Every so often an album comes along that feels like it clears the air around you – not just a record to listen to, but one to ...

Captivating at its time of release, “Sunset to Dawn” somehow spans the decades to feel even more mesmerising today.

The year is 1976, and New York hums with electricity. At The Bottom Line, George Benson is packing houses; at Carnegie Hall, ...

There’s a gentle lilt to “Himmel over Hav”, a sense that sky and sea are whispering stories to each other, and the listener ...

Donny McCaslin doesn’t generally do quiet. With “Lullaby for the Lost”, the saxophonist known for channelling David Bowie’s ...