Across nearly two decades of recording, Noah Preminger has demonstrated a distinctive ability to turn personal experience ...

Downundaground II marks a significant evolution for the series. Where the first Downundaground (2019) existed as a digital-only affair, this second volume arrives as a limited-edition vinyl — a ...

The Grammy Award-winning Resonance Records presents a previously unheard performance from the legendary Rahsaan Roland Kirk.

There’s a very eloquent quote, I believe attributed to Friedrich Nietzsche, that suggests that all art ultimately stems from gratitude. It’s certainly an evocative concept and one that genuinely ...

In the vast and unruly universe of Rahsaan Roland Kirk’s live recordings, Seek & Listen: Live at the Penthouse feels less ...

Wojtek Mazolewski’s new album “Solo”, is a breathtaking and captivating musical journey. It feels deeply intimate, unraveling ...

If Kevin Figes’ Pig Records has taught us anything over its dozen-year run, it’s that the label thrives on the unpredictable.

For decades, It’s My Thing has been spoken about as an appendage of James Brown’s empire — a fiery dispatch from the ...

Steve Dyer has a deceptively simple philosophy, believing that “…no single culture owns the monopoly on human wisdom.  Every ...

Birdland, still the city’s hot spot for modern jazz, finds Lester Young in full flight on this never-before-released set.

Danish guitarist and composer Rasmus Oppenhagen Krogh returns with Pillars. This luminous new statement consolidates his ...

Copenhagen born tenor saxophonist Andreas Toftemark has performed regularly in New York and Europe both as a sideman and bandleader. He’s an alumni of The New School of Jazz in New York where he ...