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Jazz & Blues
JJ 09/66: Prince Lasha – Insight
This assessment, originally published in the September 1966 issue of Jazz Journal, serves as a historical case study in the…
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The Renaissance of Jazz Language: How Global Artists are Redefining Genre Boundaries on YouTube
The contemporary musical landscape is undergoing a profound transformation as a diverse array of artists—from Peruvian cumbia pioneers to Canadian…
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Maya de Vitry Cultivates a New Soundscape with the Release of All My Faith
The intersection of creative artistry and physical labor is rarely as literal as it is for Nashville-based singer, songwriter, and…
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Cologne Jazzweek and the Stadtgarten Anniversary: A Deep Dive Into Germany’s Vibrant Musical Heartland
While Berlin often dominates the international narrative regarding Germany’s cultural output, Cologne quietly maintains a claim to the title of…
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Carmen Lundy Marks Four Decades of Artistic Mastery with the Release of Notes From the Wine Cellar and Recent NEA Jazz Master Recognition
The release of Notes From the Wine Cellar marks a significant milestone in the storied career of Carmen Lundy, a…
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Samantha Fish – Paper Doll Live, Rounder – 2026
Contemporary blues-rock powerhouse Samantha Fish has officially released her first-ever live album, capturing the visceral energy, guitar-driven virtuosity, and dynamic…
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America’s Blues Birthday Party Comes to Lyons, Illinois
This inaugural two-day festival, hosted by the Windy City Blues Society at Veteran’s Park, serves as a monumental celebration of…
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A Masterclass in Modern Jazz Duet Dynamics: Jeff Rupert and Richard Drexler Captivate Audiences with the Release of Imagination
The contemporary jazz landscape has long celebrated the expansive energy of large ensembles and the high-octane drive of standard quartets,…
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Where’s the Melody? by Martin Williams
Sixty years ago, the release of Martin Williams’ book, Where’s the Melody?, prompted a critical reassessment of how jazz literature…
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DC JazzFest 2026 Transforms the Nation’s Capital into a Global Epicenter for Jazz Innovation and Cultural Heritage
From September 2 through September 6, 2026, Washington, D.C. will undergo a comprehensive transformation as the 22nd annual DC JazzFest…
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