By James Nadal, All About Jazz With each release, the current crop of young lions demonstrate they have what it takes to come up with novel ideas, keeping the music … Read More
Month: March 2016
Zane Rodulfo’s ‘Pathways’ Reviewed by All About Jazz
by James Nadal, All About Jazz If a record cover can be any indication of the content of the music it encases, then Pathways, by drummer/composerZane Rodulfo, has the perfect … Read More
Smooth Jazz Vibes Praises Jackie Gage & Brandee Younger
What We’re Listening To by Peter Boehi, Sooth Jazz Vibes Jackie Gage – Siren Songs (2016) Singer Jackie Gage is a truly great discovery, her debut album is one of … Read More
‘Wax & Wane’ Reviewed on Black Grooves, Archives of African American Music & Culture
by Matthew Alley, Black Grooves Even to seasoned listeners, “jazz harp” might sound like a risky proposition. The phrase may call to mind Alice Coltrane or Dorothy Ashby, but more … Read More
Brandee Younger, a Harpist Finding Her Way to Jazz – Feature in the New York Times
By Nate Chinen, The New York Times Brandee Younger was a teenager — an aspiring classical harpist, growing up on Long Island — when she came across an eye-opening issue … Read More