Editor Nick Lea chooses Eddie Gripper’s debut album!
REVIEW: Silvan Joray
Silvan Joray, the talented guitarist and composer based in New York City, graces us with his second album as a leader, “Updraft,” released under the Ubuntu Music label. A follow-up to his ambitious 2020 trio album, “cluster,” this offering is a testament to Joray’s forward-thinking original style, characterized by a transparent tone, creative rhythmic ideas, and innovative techniques that venture beyond the typical realm of jazz guitar playing.
Darius Brubeck Quartet at the Jazz Café
Darius Brubeck Quartet
(Jazz Café. 13 December 2023. Review by Tom Spargo)
Understanding Music Copyright: A Guide for Independent Musicians
We’ve already seen so many court cases over copyright infringement. Sometimes, one artist has a similar idea to another artist and inadvertently makes a song that sounds similar. And sometimes it may be on purpose, who knows. The point is, you need to protect yourself. So let’s talk music copyright.
Neil Duggan's Best Jazz Albums Of 2023
All About Jazz’s journalist selects Paul Mottram’s ‘Seven Ages of Man’.
HERE’S EXACTLY HOW SPOTIFY’S NEW 1,000 ANNUAL STREAMS ROYALTY POLICY WORKS…
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LIVE REVIEW: Silvan Joray
The Swiss-born NYC-based guitarist made a strong impression on his first ever UK gig, as he took to the stage at Dalston’s Vortex Jazz Club and performed originals from his new album.
VIDEO OF THE DAY: Trio HLK
Trio HLK share ‘Anthropometricks’ featuring Varijashree Venugopal ahead of 2024 new album.
Tidal plots a new course. Will it pay off?
Instead of going head-to-head with behemoths like Spotify, TIDAL's new owner, Jack Dorsey's Block, with Jay-Z's involvement, is building the equivalent of Cash App for emerging artists.
REVIEW: Doncaster Jazz Alumni
The Jazz Rag’s Ron Simpson gives the album a solid review.