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  • Chick Corea "The Song Of Singing"
    NEWS

    Chick Corea Celebrating His 75th For Two Months

    ByMatthias Kirsch 06/09/2016

    Chick Corea turns 75 on Sunday. What better way to celebrate this milestone than a two-month stint at the Blue Note in New York. And to help him celebrate this special birthday, there will be a total of 80 shows, 15 legendary bands, and 60 legendary musicians performing between October 19th and December 12th. Since Chick…

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  • Django Reinhardt Legacy Continues
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    Django Reinhardt Legacy Continues

    ByMatthias Kirsch 06/08/2016

    There is the annual Django Reinhardt Jazz Festival in Samois-sur-Seine in France (June 22nd-26th) and there is the Django Reinhardt Festival in Hildesheim in Germany (July 1st and 2nd). And then there is the Django Reinhardt NY Festival which will celebrate its 17th season this year at Birdland (August 2nd-7th). Among the artists performing at…

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  • Miles Davis Robert Glasper "Everythings Beautiful"
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    Miles Davis & Robert Glasper – Everything’s Beautiful

    ByMatthias Kirsch 06/03/2016

    Hot on the heels of the soundtrack to the Don Cheadle Miles Davis biopic where Robert Glasper played a vital role, here comes Robert’s tribute album to the meister who would have been 90 this year. And thank heaven this is not a trumpet album. Not that I don’t dig the trumpet, but a Miles…

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  • Brad Mehldau Trio "Blues And Ballads"
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    Brad Mehldau Trio – Blues And Ballads

    ByMatthias Kirsch 06/02/2016

    I am a big Brad Mehldau fan. Ever since his very first album and ever since I first saw him in Montreux in the early 90s. His playing is flawless, groovy, aesthetically perfect and has some Keith Jarrett moments even. But in terms of repertoire and surrounding cast, isn’t it time for some changes? Just…

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  • Lauren White "Out Of The Past"
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    Lauren White – Out Of The Past/Jazz & Noir

    ByMatthias Kirsch 06/01/2016

    Film noir, that special genre that was defining the 40s and 50s mystery and crime movies, gets a new twist with singer Lauren White‘s new album that was produced by Mark Winkler and features a great cast of musicians, among them Mitchel Forman, Trey Henry, and Abe Lagrimas,Jr. as the rhythm section plus arrangements by Kathryn…

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  • Grégoire Maret "Wanted"
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    Grégoire Maret – Wanted

    ByMatthias Kirsch 05/26/2016

    It seems that everything Terri Lyne Carrington touches these days turn to gold. She has produced the latest record by harmonica player Grégoire Maret called “Wanted” and can be heard singing vocals on the opening cut, “2Beats”, which also features rapper Kokayi on a smoothly floating tune that elegantly fades in and wins over with…

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  • Leyla McCalla "A Day For The Hunter, A Day For The Prey"
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    Leyla McCalla – A Day For The Hunter, A Day For The Prey

    ByMatthias Kirsch 05/25/2016

    This is Leyla McCalla‘s sophomore album after her praised debut “Vari-Colored Songs”. Leyla again plays cello, tenor banjo, and guitar and sings in English, French, and her native Haitian Creole (both her parents were born in Haiti). There is a charming naturalness and simplicity in her songs, whether they are originals or covers of traditional…

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  • Gregory Porter "Take Me To The Alley"
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    Gregory Porter – Take Me To The Alley

    ByMatthias Kirsch 05/25/2016

    We’re happy to annouce that Gina is back from a much needed break and in the meantime, a lot of great new releases flooded our offices. And it is always a big difference reviewing a new album after just one listen or after living with it for a while. And after listening to Gregory Porter‘s new…

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  • Gina Rat
    NEWS

    Gina on Hiatus

    ByMatthias Kirsch 05/12/2016

    This is just to let you know that Gina is currently on hiatus and will be back shortly with news, reviews and more. Thank you all for your kind messages and understanding!

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  • Marcus Strickland "Nihil Novi"
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    New Releases Check: Marcus, Carol, and Julia

    ByMatthias Kirsch 05/03/2016

    Saxophonist Marcus Strickland has come with a brilliant set on Revive/Blue Note called “Nihil Novi”, produced by Meshell Ndegeocello. The album features a few tracks with the wonderful Jean Baylor and also has trumpet maestro Keyon Herrold on tap. The album runs from smooth grooves to warm interludes, free-fall playing to some exceptionally well-executed vocal…

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