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
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
Acclaimed Pianist Keith Brown Announces the Release of His Revelatory New Album African Ripples with his Trio, Out May 20, 2021 On Space Time Records Space Time Records is proud … Read More
