As one of Britain’s finest saxophonists, Alan Skidmore first emerged alongside Kenny Wheeler and John Surman, and has since played with a Who’s Who of ...
The issue also includes interviews with Soft Machine, Soweto Kinch, Gerald Clayton, Bugge Wesseltoft, Alan Skidmore, George ...
If you only listened to one album by a new jazz artist this month, you wouldn’t be disappointed if it was Finding Home by pianist Finn Carter. Stylistically, this album explores a tantalising mix of ...
Pianist Sean Mason unveils a single-shot studio video for the lead single from his new trio album, out 16 October via Taylor ...
Rymden has provided a forum for Bugge Wesseltoft (former nu-jazz architect), Dan Berglund, and Magnus Öström (both formerly of e.s.t.) where they can continue to grow and refine their craft in a ...
Yazz Ahmed, Heidi Vogel and Knats among those honoured at the 20th anniversary ceremony celebrating the best of British jazz ...
Drummer and composer Miles Pillinger will release his debut album, Belonging, on Friday 23 October 2026 via his own label ...
The tenth edition of the innovative festival was, to an extent, overshadowed by extraordinary pianists playing at the bleeding edge of the intersection ...
The pop-up venue returns to the Barbican this November for its biggest programme yet, with two weeks of live music, DJ sets, ...
A moving tribute to the late trombonist Harry Brown, with starry alumni and rising stars alike proving the enduring power of “each one teach one” ...
The presence of special guest and CTI legend Bob James indicates what's in store – this is a superior slice of slick studio fusion from bassist/leader Tony Grey in partnership with the veteran keys ...
Remarkably, despite his breadth of experience, Dave Holland has not released a retrospective set of his own bands before, so this package is very welcome. Three bands appear in chronological order, ...
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