12 Jun

[ June the 15th, 2023 release on Corner Store Jazz: Phil Haynes, David Liebman & Phil Gress ‘Coda(s): No Fast Food III ]

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Drummer/Composer Phil Haynes launches an ambitious three-year release schedule with a new album by his adventurous trio No Fast Food. Coda(s), due out on Haynes’ 62nd birthday, June 15, 2023 via his Corner Store Jazz imprint, reunites the drummer with legendary saxophonist David Liebman and bassist Drew Gress. The release is the first of several planned through 2025, including Haynes’ memoir Chasing the Masters with an accompanying 62-track audio compilation

“[No Fast Food is] freewheeling free-bop… by a musically flexible trio of masters hellbent on dealing beauty.” – Dave Wayne, All About Jazz

“Since arriving in New York from Oregon in 1983, drummer Phil Haynes established himself as a potent force on the downtown composer/improviser scene.” – Bill Milkowski, JazzTimes

09 Jun

[ June 9th, 2023 release via Elastic Recordings.: Aline’s étoile magique – Caraway,single ]

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Here we got the last minute announcement for this little single titled Caraway. The virtuosic violinist Aline Homzy introduces us to her dazzling musical world on her debut album Éclipse with her group Aline’s étoile magique. Caraway, a single from that album, is out TODAY, June 9 via Elastic Recordings.

05 Jun

[ June 9th, 2023 release via Patois Records: Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchestra – The Gennett Suite ]

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Available June 9, 2023 via Patois Records

Repurposing century-old compositions, Buselli–Wallarab Jazz Orchestra removes shroud of time from the music and the story of its creation.

To most people, the small town of Richmond, Indiana won’t ring a bell. But those attuned to the seismic events that occurred there a century ago will instantly conjure up such early jazz icons as Louis Armstrong, Bix Beiderbecke, and Jelly Roll Morton, surrounded by primitive recording technology in a converted piano factory – the setting for some of the most famous, pioneering jazz records made at the Gennett Studios, for one of the earliest successful record labels.

03 Jun

[ June 9th, 2023 release on Jazzland Recordings: Magnus Öström – A Room For Travellers ]

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Swedish drummer and composer Magnus Öström and his band are finally back with a new album, A Room For Travellers, his fourth to date. It’s both about the traveller’s journey through the world but equally about a journey inward, the journey within. Prior to the release of his new album, A Room For Travellers, Swedish drummer and composer, Magnus Öström (E.S.T./Rymden) will be playing two UK shows in London and Manchester.

01 Jun

[ June the 2nd, 2023 release via Libra Records – Satoko Fujii’s Piano Solo – Torrent ]

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Pianist-composer Satoko Fujii’s Vibrant New Solo CD Showcases the Full Range of Her Artistry

“Unpredictable, wildly creative, and uncompromising … Fujii is an absolutely essential listen for anyone interested in the future of jazz.” ―Dan McClenaghan, All About Jazz

“Her music can’t get much closer to improvisational music perfection…” —Victor Aaron, Something Else!

21 May

[ May 31st, 2023 release via ArtistShare: Edward Simon – Femeninas: Songs of Latin American Women ]

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Acclaimed Venezuelan pianist, composer, and arranger Edward Simon has built his career around a distinct repertoire of original compositions and imaginative, jazz-informed instrumental arrangements of pieces from the Great Latin American Songbook.

His brilliant new album Femeninas: Songs of Latin American Women is out May 31, 2023 via ArtistShare. Joining Simon are his trio with Adam Cruz on drums and Reuben Rogers on bass, and special guests Mexican vocalist Magos Herrera, Venezuelan percussionist Luis Quintero, and Brazilian guitarist Romero Lubambo. The album features songs by both established and emerging songwriters such as Violeta Parra(Chile), Marta Valdés (Cuba), Chabuca Granda (Perú), Elizabeth Morris (Chile), Rosa Passos (Brazil), Georgina Hassan (Argentina), and Joyce Moreno (Brazil).

18 May

[ May 26th, 2023 release via Truth Revolution Recording Collective: Brian McCarthy’s AFTER LIFE ]

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Saxophonist/composer Brian McCarthy explores the origins of the solar system on the breathtaking second album by his acclaimed Nonet. AFTER|LIFE, due out May 26, 2023 via Truth Revolution Recording Collective, reconvenes the band from McCarthy’s lauded The Better Angels of Our Nature for a cosmically ambitious follow-up

“McCarthy imbues his original compositions with a scholar’s perspicacity and a melodist’s ear.” – Brian Zimmerman, DownBeat

11 May

[ May 19th, 2023 release via Orbis Music: Bruno Råberg – Look Inside out ]

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Bassist Bruno Råberg melds a lifetime of inspiration and experience into his stunning debut solo bass album

Look Inside, due out May 19, 2023 via Orbis Music, culls influences from throughout Råberg’s notable career, including jazz standards, free improvisation and world music influences

“Råberg is a bass virtuoso, a sophisticated composer, a seasoned veteran of jazz and other musics, and a respected teacher [with] an enormous sound.” – Steve Elman, The Arts Fuse

“[Råberg is] an agile bassist and strong soloist, with a great sound, whether walking or arco.” – Dave Jones, Jazz Journal

Album release concert May 14, 2023 at Lilypad Cambridge, MA

05 May

[ May 12th, 2023 release via Tapestry Records: Felipe Salles Interconnection Ensemble – Home Is Here ]

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Home Is Here, due out May 12, 2023 via Tapestry Records, features vibrant compositions inspired by and featuring Melissa Aldana, Paquito D’Rivera, Magos Herrera, Chico Pinheiro, Jacques Schwarz-Bart, Sofia Rei, Yosvany Terry and Nadje Noordhuis.

“Felipe Salles has truly blended the best of several worlds in his music.” – Frank Bongiorno, The Saxophone Journal

“The nineteen-piece Interconnections Ensemble… has no trouble navigating [Salles’] often intricate scores, whose essence ranges from Baroque to modern classical motifs, and from jazz to Brazilian folk music.” – Jack Bowers, All About Jazz

01 May

[ May the 5th, 2023 release via Pyroclastic Records: Mark Dresser – Tines of Change ]

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Tines of Change, due out May 5, 2023 via Pyroclastic Records, features custom-designed 4- and 5-string basses with fingerboard-embedded pickups and a set of metal tines that offer stunning new possibilities that Dresser vividly explores

“[Mark Dresser is] a bassist who is one of the great instrumental forces in recent American jazz outside the mainstream.” – Ben Ratliff, The New York Times

” Dresser uses the bow like Picasso used the brush: to refract and recast certain realities and to create completely new ones.” – Robert Bush, San Diego Reader