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New releases August-September 2026, R-S - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Records offered for review to Jazz Journal in July-August 2026, including Sonny Rollins, Jamie Safir, Brandon Sanders, Tommy Smith, Kevin Sun // Editor's pick: Tommy Smith They say : Pianist-composer Julian Davis Reid and Circle of Trust creates music on Mercy We Need that is spiritual, soulful, and inventive jazz. The quintet, with singer Tramaine Parker on half of the selections, performs thought-provoking music that is soothing yet passionate. (Too Lost Distribution) They say : Two pioneering
Reviewed: Arthur King | Finn Loxbo | Roberto Ottaviano - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Arthur King: UMN (Fantastic Planet) | Finn Loxbo: Lummernikt | Roberto Ottaviano: Dark Sides The spoken introduction by renowned Canadian filmmaker Floria Sigismondi sets the scene nicely for the performance which follows. As many readers will already be aware, the premise of LA-based experimental music ensemble Arthur King’s long-running Unknown Movie Night (UMN) series is that they will improvise an impromptu movie score in real-time, often without prior sight of the film. They’re guided large
Ystad Sweden Jazz Festival 2026 - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Kurt Rosenwinkel, Nils Petter Molvaer, Bobo Stenson, Ivan Lins and Randy Brecker were among those in Sweden for an event that was 'about as far from the faceless, sponsor-driven world of the larger festivals as you could imagine' Despite this being my first visit to the Ystad Sweden Jazz Festival, it felt as though I was coming home. Located in the Skåne province on the southern tip of Sweden, it’s a beautiful part of the world I know well from many childhood holidays spent touring Scandinavia w
JJ 07/76: McCoy Tyner - Fly With The Wind - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Fifty years ago, Chris Sheridan reviewed a with-strings jazz album that, unusually, merited the expression 'great excitement'. First published in Jazz Journal July 1976 This is a new departure for Tyner – his only previous recording with strings (Blue Note, late 60s) remains unissued here, and, indeed, has only just been issued in the States. But this is no run of the mill strings session. It created music that is urgent, abandoned and often vigorously joyous. More importantly, the pressure of t
Reviewed: Steven Bernstein & Scotty Hard | David Bowden | Jonas Cambien - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Steven Bernstein & Scotty Hard: ResoNation Trio & Ultra Resonance | David Bowden: Unsong Songs | Jonas Cambien: Man Eating Tree I remember seeing Sexmob at the Knitting Factory in the late 90s at the height of their fame, and it was clear that beneath the ribald humour the group’s de facto leader Steve Bernstein had a remarkable set of chops. They’re currently celebrating their 30th anniversary and have just released an album with doyenne of the Downtown avant-garde Laurie Anderson, but this sta
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