Tag: jazz

Just a few short years ago, I was a nerdy high schooler and Jimmy Bent was a cool, indie high schooler in a band...

Drive west from Dallas, then Fort Worth, then Abelene, and it's still not far enough. Way out in West Texas lies Marfa, a curious...

With “Thundercat presents Drunk” in bold across the album cover, Thundercat and company want you to know off the bat this will be a...

The magic of the album interlude is often understated. For Karriem Riggins, he would contest to this, so much so that he created an...

The crowd cheered as the three piece funk group Khruangbin entered from Off The Record and walked onto the stage. The small but stylish...

Hydration is always important when you dance around all night in a stuffy, packed venue like RBC. Audience members made ample use of the water...

Regardless of the number of voicings, substitutions, modulations, or any kind of compositional techniques that are applied to them, standards inherently demand not to...

On March 16, 2016 the world lost its last token of an era marked by Jazz clubs, Spaghetti Westerns and Italian charm. Francis Wayne...

A new face to the expanding world of musical young talents, brother-sister duo Tennyson of Edmonton, Canada set the tone for what seems to be a...

Before the content of this post can even begin, I must preface with a short introduction of what An Electronic Sampling is about. Much...