This music by Charlie Sepúlveda has the indelible stamp of the Afro-Caribbean rhythms that makes the music he plays unique unto himself – just as it...
This is not a tribute to Nat Adderley, but if it were, it would be a better one than any trumpeter has done. As it turns...
Much of the music that Charlie Sepúlveda has played over the course of his fascinating career as a professional musician has been such that it might...
In the highly unlikely event that you have not heard Fidel Morales play his drum kit or the bàtá drums now is your chance. The masterful...
Review by Guest Author Luis Tamargo Former senior editor of Latin Beat Magazine and music historian Consisting mostly of originals, the most recent self-production of the...
Of course this recording is shaped by the musicians whom Hilton Ruiz attracted for this project. Involved intensity is the watchwords of this album. This is...
Well on the way to discovering their individual voices four high-school students who call themselves the Guess Who Jazz Quartet decide to place on record nine...
From the earliest times of its existence—certainly during the 1700’s and the baroque era of Johann Sebastian Bach—the organ has been...
The first track of the new album by the power trío San Juan Collective is “Fuera de Control”, energy charged with special guest Paoli Mejías on...
The first edition of the Ponce International Jazz Festival, organized by Wanda Borrero and the radio station Vid 90.3, was a success. Three days of good...