Features

Phronesis – Belly of The Beast

Bigger, bolder and louder than ever before, that's The Behemoth, the latest album from propulsive piano trio Phronesis.

Georgia Mancio and Alan Broadbent – Tales Of The Heart

A finely-poised collaboration between Grammy-winning former Quartet West pianist, composer and arranger Alan Broadbent and singer, lyricist and curator Georgia Mancio has resulted in the release of the exquisite vocal collection, Songbook.

Craig Taborn - Phantom Navigators

As one of New York's most adventurous and in-demand players, keyboardist and pianist Craig Taborn has spun a career of prodigious proportions over the last two decades, traversing swing, funk and the avant-garde with the likes of James Carter, Chris Potter, Dave Holland and Tim Berne, among many others.

Barry Guy - Margin Walker

Double-bassist, Barry Guy shows no sign of slowing down, his passion and imagination for free-wheeling improvisation and adventurous orchestral composition utterly undiminished as he nears the occasion of his 70th birthday.

Partikel - Beyond the Horizon

One of the UK's premier saxophone trios, Partikel, have been busy extending their frontiers, both musically and geographically.

Omar Puente – fiddler on the hoof

Dazzling Cuban expat violinist Omar Puente will be performing as part of the Jazzwise 20th Anniversary Special Festival at Ronnie Scott's on 17 March.

John McLaughlin – lighting the way

On 14 and 15 March, John McLaughlin and 4th Dimension will be playing at Ronnie Scott's as part of the Jazzwise 20th Anniversary Special Festival.

Led Bib - Heavy Weather Warriors

Thirteen years after they first appeared on the UK scene with their rabid, hard-skronking take on the music of Zappa and Zorn, Led Bib were thinking about throwing in the towel.

Miguel Zenón – Free State of Mind

A series of critically-acclaimed albums combining serious East Coast vibes with Puerto Rican roots has bagged émigré alto-saxophonist Miguel Zenón a succession of high-profile prizes.

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