REVIEWS: The Whole Note Reviews Aubrey Johnson’s ‘Unraveled’ and Laila Biali’s ‘Out Of Dust’
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REVIEW: Emma Frank’s ‘Come Back’ Reviewed by The Whole Note
Kati Kiilaspea, The Whole Note It’s not often that you come across a multi-faceted voice that could fit into any genre of music imaginable. Boston native Emma Frank demonstrates her ability to seamlessly blend genres within songs and navigate between them with her stellar voice on her latest release. Frank’s pieces are introspective, telling stories … Read More
REVIEW: Curtis Nowosad’s New Self-Titled Release Reviewed by The Whole Note
By: Ted Parkinson, The Whole Note Curtis Nowosad is a drummer and composer who was born and raised in Winnipeg but has lived in New York City since 2013 after moving there to complete a master’s degree at the Manhattan School of Music. This is Nowosad’s third album, the first recorded in New York, and … Read More
REVIEW: Gabriel Zucker’s “Weighting” Reviewed by The Whole Note
By: Ted Parkinson, The Whole Note Gabriel Zucker is a New York-based composer and pianist who has been creating music which combines elements of contemporary composition, jazz improvisation and indie band music. He writes and performs for a band he calls The Delegation which has a revolving membership and recently toured Ontario. Weighting sounds similar … Read More