Album review | Bobby Jasinski’s A Speck in Time
by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board The title, A Speck in Time: Is it a consideration of our cosmic smallness?...
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Album review | Ted Brown & Brad Linde’s Two of a Kind
by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board There are a lot of self-sustaining traditions in jazz, most of them associated with...
D.C.’s Best Records of 2011: The Top 5 (Part 2 of 2)
Compiled by Giovanni Russonello & Luke Stewart Editorial board Our list of the top five D.C. jazz albums of...
D.C.’s Best Records of 2011, Honorable Mention (Part 1 of 2)
Compiled by Giovanni Russonello & Luke Stewart Editorial board These have been a triumphant 12 months for D.C. jazz,...
Album review | Lydia Lewis’ Cosmic Collisions finds strength in numbers
Editor’s note: This is the last of four album reviews that were published over the course of two weeks,...
Album review | Herman Burney puts forward an eclectic Offering
Editor’s note: This is the third of four album reviews being published over the course of two weeks, spotlighting...
Album review | Lena Seikaly’s Lovely Changes unfolds with constantly shifting cohesion
Editor’s note: This is the second of four album reviews being published over the course of two weeks, spotlighting...
Album review | Amid difficult times, Reginald Cyntje’s Freedom’s Children insists on optimism
Editor’s note: This is the first of four album reviews that will be published over the next two weeks,...
Album review | Brian Settles & Central Union’s Secret Handshake: Jazz illuminati
by Luke Stewart The debut album of a jazz artist marks the beginning of a visionary journey. After years...
Album reviews | Debuts from Andréa Wood, Amy K. Bormet and the legendary Butch Warren
Two of D.C.’s rising vocal talents, Andréa Wood and Amy K. Bormet, have just released strong debut albums. Then...