New York City Jazz Record, September 2021 Reviews: Dave Liebman: Selflessness (Dot Time) Keith Brown: African Ripples (Space Time) Champian Fulton: Live From Lockdown Wolfgang Lackerschmid/Chet Baker: Quintet Sessions 1979 (Dot Time) Wolfgang Lackerschmid: Summer … Read More
By Cree McCree, DownBeat “Call it magic/ Call it ministry/ Call it music.” The opening epigraph for African Ripples, delivered by spoken-word artist Cyrus Aaron, sets the tone for an … Read More
By Troy Dostert, All About Jazz In-demand pianist Keith Brown has ample experience as a sideman and a couple solid leader dates under his belt. But his African Ripples has the distinctive … Read More
By George Harris, Jazz Weekly “Social messages are being delivered in a wide variety of ways, such as sports and music. Here are some albums addressing the issues of today.” … Read More
Keith Brown African Ripples by George Cole Read it here. Alex Conde Descarga for Bud by Derek Ansell Read it here. Tim Hagans and the NDR Bigband A Conversation by … Read More
By Matt Silver, WRTI In jazz, as in life, you are the company you keep. Perhaps unfair at times, it’s a truism that works out nicely for pianist Keith Brown. … Read More
by Adam Sieff, London Jazz News “I was very impressed with pianist Keith Brown’s playing on Charles Tolliver’s excellent Connect album released last year on Gearbox; he has also recently recorded with Jazzmeia Horn … Read More
By Dave Rogers, WTJU Keith Brown Trio – African Ripples (Space Time): “Space Time Records is proud to announce the May 20, 2021 release of African Ripples, the long-awaited new … Read More
By Paul, Bestofjazz.org Pianist, composer, and bandleader Keith Brown‘s new album – African Ripples – was released May 20, 2021, via Space Time records. It was recorded in November 2020 … Read More
By Dee Dee McNeil, Musicalmemoirs’s Blog Keith Brown uses this latest release as a musical diary to express his many moods, personal experiences, critical thinking and to exemplify how black … Read More
