Kaisa's Machine, Moving Parts Review - The Jazz Word
Kaisa Mäensivu's third album with Kaisa's Machine, Moving Parts, presents jazz composition and performance at the intersection of Nordic and New York jazz| The Jazz Word
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Kaisa Mäensivu's third album with Kaisa's Machine, Moving Parts, presents jazz composition and performance at the intersection of Nordic and New York jazz| The Jazz Word
With her debut album, The Vibe, trombonist Nanami Haruta confidently steps onto the jazz scene, marking herself as an exhilarating player on the jazz scene.| The Jazz Word
Atmospheric Trio, comprising bassist Jay Sweet, pianist Kenny Tam, and drummer Dan Weeks, presents their debut album, Following Polaris, released on January| The Jazz Word
Wayne Alpern's Gotham is an excellent album that charts the fascinating intersection of Alpern's writing with elements of jazz and classical music. As a| The Jazz Word
Forty years in, thankfully, Toronto's Shuffle Demons refuse to mellow out. Are You Really Real? bursts from the speakers like a reed-powered street party,| The Jazz Word
Lucia Sarmiento is not here to play it safe. With Escape, her debut album, the Peruvian-born saxophonist delivers a modern jazz sound unbound by geography,| The Jazz Word
Russ Anixter is a seasoned New York arranger who adores rock music and the spontaneous spark of jazz improvisation. The album in question, What Is?, the| The Jazz Word
John Patitucci’s Spirit Fall is an album that thrives on interaction, subtlety, and the vast harmonic implications of three jazz titans. Released on February| The Jazz Word
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