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I thoroughly enjoyed "A speck in time". A soothing relaxing album that engulfs one's senses. The compilations improve and sound…

On Album review | Bobby Jasinski’s A Speck in Time

I was a few minutes late but I thought I made it in time to hear the first tune which…

On Live review | A dancing photographer, in total command of the mic: Buika dazzles at the Howard

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On Announcing the D.C. Jazz Loft Series at the DC Jazz Fest: Karriem Riggins, ERIMAJ, Brötzmann & more

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On Announcing the D.C. Jazz Loft Series at the DC Jazz Fest: Karriem Riggins, ERIMAJ, Brötzmann & more

Wishing her a good concert at the opening of the Mary Lou Williams Lady Jazz Festivities.

On Interview | Tineke Postma, Holland’s rising star of the sax, helps kick off the Mary Lou Williams fest

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On Explorations of sonic personalities: a brief introduction to Nicole Mitchell’s Ice Crystal

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On Interview | Tineke Postma, Holland’s rising star of the sax, helps kick off the Mary Lou Williams fest

[...] the appointment of Jason Moran as artistic director of the Kennedy Center, the respected performing arts center has already…

On News | Jason Moran’s appointment as the Kennedy Center’s jazz advisor marks a new era

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On Weekend in Jazz | 4.12-4.14: Hugh Masekela, Brad Mehldau, D.C. Jazz Loft & lots more

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On News | This Sunday’s D.C. Jazz Loft: Young composers, and a stalwart saxophone talent

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