Album review | The Bohemian Caverns Jazz Orchestra’s A Bohemian Christmas, Vol. 1
by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board The Bohemian Caverns Jazz Orchestra, D.C.’s only resident big band, has been around for...
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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?...
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...