George Harris, Jazz Weekly Soulful smooth sounds are emitted by Sharel Cassity, who plays soprano, alto and tenor sax as well as flute along with a core team of Mark Whitfield/g, Miki Hayama/key, Linda Oh/b Jonathan Barber-Lucianna Padmore/dr and a collection of guests. On alto, she teams with trumpeter Ingrid Jensen to d a post … Read More
Joanna Wallfisch
Jazz Weekly Reviews Joanna Wallfisch’s “Blood & Bone”
George Harris, Jazz Weekly Singer/Songwriter Joanna Wallfisch mixes and matches moods, telling stories like a minstrel on this latest album. She plays flute, piano, Wurlitzer an dukulele, joining with Jesse Elder/key, Pablo Menares/b, Kenneth Salters/dr, Elias Meister/g, Jared Engel/banj and Wayne Tucker/tp. She can get dreamy-eyed with piano and guitar on “the Ship” and goes … Read More
London Jazz News Reviews Joanna Wallfisch at Sofar Sounds
Sebastian Scotney, London Jazz News Trying to call the significant turning-points as artists develop is never simple. But from the evidence of a short solo set at Sofar Sounds on Sunday, there has been a major step forward in the career of vocalist/ songwriter Joanna Wallfisch. It was one of those moments when one senses that things … Read More
Goldmine Magazine Features Joanna Wallfisch’s “Blood & Bone”
Mike Greenblatt, Goldmine Magazine Joanne Wallfisch is something special. You can tell it by just looking at the cover of her fourth CD Blood & Bone. She released it herself, produced, arranged and wrote all 14 songs, sings ‘em all in a wounded voice of experience, and plays ukulele, flute, piano and Wurlitzer organ. Her … Read More
The Sydney Morning Herald Reviews Joanna Wallfisch’s “Blood & Bone”
John Shand, Sydney Morning Herald Joanna Wallfisch often puts a gloss upon her songs: a shiny surface on which the listener may safely glide over the lyrics’ emotional barbs and snags. The result is that much of her (admittedly uneven) work could easily be dismissed as merely pleasant, when in fact her words can create … Read More
Staccatofy Reviews Joanna Wallfisch’s “Blood & Bone”
by Steph Cosme, Staccatofy Joanna Wallfisch is a London born singer-song-writer that has crafted a unique sound that combines the lyrics and catchy melodies of pop and folk, with the more technical and colorful sounds of jazz. Wallfisch has a background in classical and jazz music, but chooses to focus on poetic lyricism set to pop/folk … Read More
Joanna Wallfisch Talks Health and Fitness for Vice
Six Musicians Told Us How They Avoid Feeling Like Shit on Long Tours Regular people who drink/smoke/party like you’re on tour, take note. by Ryan Brown, Vice Getting paid to perform at music venues across the world is pretty much living the dream. But the musicians that do get these opportunities will tell you that … Read More
Joanna Wallfisch’s “Blood & Bone” Receives a 4 Star Review from All About Jazz
Dan Bilawsky, All About Jazz Put quite simply, Blood & Bone is both the sound of a broken heart laid bare and the sonic summation of a journey toward its reconstruction. It’s an album informed by the gravitas of naked truth, finding vocalist Joanna Wallfisch creating and delivering a singular blend of poise, pain, and passion with … Read More
Jazz Quad Reviews Joanna Wallfisch’s “Blood & Bone”
Leonid Auskern, Jazz Quad Еще один очень обаятельный и совсем не гадкий утенок на нашем джазово-блюзово-этническом сайте. Да, то, что делает Джоанна Уолфиш, лишь в каких-то черточках соприкасается с джазом, а также с роком и фолк-роком. Эта исполнительница собственных песен каким-то образом нашла собственную неповторимую нишу на огромном пространстве между Джони Митчелл и Кейт Буш … Read More
York Calling Previews “Road Trip” from Joanna Wallfisch’s “Blood & Bone”
Graeme Smith, York Calling Jazz-folk singer-songwriter Joanna Wallfisch will take you on a journey. New track Road Trip was inspired by a 2016 long-distance bike ride down the Pacific coast of America. Through Road Trip she tells her story of that journey and it’s a fascinating one. Her off-beat piano tells the story of movement while her enchanting voice … Read More





