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Steven Kroon: On the #1

Steven Kroon’s bands have always been an exciting prospect. Lately his music has resembled a kind of...
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Juan García-Herreros · The Snow Owl: Normas

It is apocryphal that you can take the Colombian out of the Cumbia, but you can never...
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Alex Díaz: Number Seven

The first thing that becomes obvious about Alex Díaz’s beguilingly titled album, Number Seven is that its...
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Antonio Adolfo: Rio, Choro, Jazz

In agonizing what truly links Brasilian music so inextricably to jazz, all the more it is possible...
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Jacques Schwarz-Bart: Jazz Racine Haïti

This album by the composer and tenor saxophonist Jacques Schwarz-Bart Jazz Racine Haïti is significant for...
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3 Cohens (Anat, Yuval, Avishai): Tightrope

To make this album, Tightrope, with virtually just reeds, woodwinds and brass takes courage. To...
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Natalie Fernández: Nuestro Tango

The idiom of African-Latin idiom is becoming more popular, with the “sudden” discovery of so many fine...
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Carmen Cuesta: Toda Una Vida

There is a quiet, almost invisible blue flame that burns brightly when Carmen Cuesta pronounces the words...
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Iván Renta: Take Off A Musical Odyssey

If a musical odyssey takes place when tenor saxophonist Iván Renta divests himself from one of several...
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David Helbock’s Random Control: Think of Two

The Europeans have almost always been adventurous first. After all, it was the Europeans who sailed to...
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Brasilian Report

Romero Lubambo: Só—Brasilian Essence

Solo instrumental performances can be solitary pursuits, but not for Romero Lubambo and here is why. More...
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Jeff Ballard Trio: Time’s Tales

Jeff Ballard has spent the equivalent of a month of Sundays casting his shadow along with bassist...
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Barretto Power: A Celebratory Reissue on its 50th Anniversary It was 1970 when Fania Records released Barretto Power, one of a series of seminal albums...

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Joe Chambers Returns to Blue Note Records with Samba de Maracatu

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Venerated Drummer, Vibraphonist, Percussionist and Composer Joe Chambers Returns to Blue Note Records with February 26 Release of Samba de Maracatu On February 26, the...

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Paquito D’Rivera & Quinteto Cimarrón: Aires Tropicales

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Not only is every track on this CD “perfection” but each proclaims artists of exceptional calibre, establishing their positions as important players of Cuban...

Have You Seen My Nana? The Enduring Genius of Moacir Santos

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Yesterday, my eighty-eight year old mother and I were reminiscing as we often do when she visits, about, among other things, my father and...

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