Album Review

Randy Brecker - Rocks Album Review

Randy Brecker - Rocks

13 September 2019383 74 years-old musician Randy Brecker is a first-class post-bop and fusion jazz interpreter, coming from the school of Clifford Brown and Freddie Hubbard.
Norah Jones - ''Begin Again'' Album Review

Norah Jones - ''Begin Again''

3 July 2019440 Norah Jones’s new Blue Note studio album “Begin Again” is less about new beginnings and more about pondering and wondering what to do about the album itself.
A Hybrid Story Album Review

A Hybrid Story

27 April 2019757 I am certain that we’ll be hearing a lot more from Burak Bedikyan, being the youngest of the quartet, in the future.
Eren Coşkuner: "Respective" Album Review

Eren Coşkuner: "Respective"

7 April 2019481 Eren Coşkuner released “The Long Way”, the first jazz flute album in Turkish jazz history in 2013 through Gri Plak label and combined this unique instrument with a rather special genre, creating a special album that could be used as an example many years later (I don’t even remember how many times I listened to this album when it...
Marc Sinan & Oğuz Büyükberber: "White" Album Review

Marc Sinan & Oğuz Büyükberber: "White"

19 October 2018563 Marc Sinan & Oğuz Büyükberber’s first ECM project together, “White”, received 4.5 stars from DownBeat magazine and is one of the most exciting albums of the year. This album can be seen as a step towards the increasing popularity of jazz duo albums.
Mustafa Avşar: "Acılı Pizza" Album Review

Mustafa Avşar: "Acılı Pizza"

21 August 2018506 Another new and upcoming jazz musician who bares his heart, in my opinion, is Mustafa Avşar who recently released his first studio album Acılı Pizza through Kalan/Z Müzik.
Bora Çeliker: "Tersyüz" Album Review

Bora Çeliker: "Tersyüz"

7 May 2018824 Even though it was recorded a while back, I think that “Tersyüz” is a great choice to add to your collection amongst this year’s releases.
Dr. Lonnie Smith - All In My Mind Album Review

Dr. Lonnie Smith - All In My Mind

24 March 2018770 “All In My Mind” was recorded live in the famous New York City jazz club ‘Jazz Standard’ during the birthday celebrations that lasted a week, and Smith shows his listeners that he hasn’t lost the soul of “Evolution”.
Selim Selçuk: "Miles Kuçles" Album Review

Selim Selçuk: "Miles Kuçles"

19 March 2018580 Selim Selçuk brings all these feelings and thoughts together and presents all the things he devised in his head in their purest form through PB Music label: Miles Kuçles”... 
Wolfgang Muthspiel: "Rising Grace” Album Review

Wolfgang Muthspiel: "Rising Grace”

17 October 2017793 Muthspiel upgrades his gameplay in Rising Grace and includes pianist Brad Mehldau and trumpet player Ambrose Akinmusire to the band, crafting an album which is reminiscent of “Driftwood” when it comes to its harmonic richness.
Alan Broadbent: "Developing Story” Album Review

Alan Broadbent: "Developing Story”

28 August 2017773 “Developing Story”, a testament to how dreams can come true, will surely have a special place in the collection of those who like orchestral music and orchestral jazz.
Louis Hayes - Serenade for Horace Album Review

Louis Hayes - Serenade for Horace

23 June 2017659 The drummer proves to the jazz lovers that he hasn’t forgotten about his old friend Horace Silver with his album “Serenade for Horace” and shows his love and deep respect for Silver.
Album Review

Serhan Erkol: "Motel ATM"

3 Apr 2017726
“Motel ATM” is a great example of a first solo album of a musician, making the listener “think in modern mentality” with its creativity and the contribution of this special group of musicians.
Bill Evans – The Paris Concert Album Review

Bill Evans – The Paris Concert

11 March 2017773 “Who do you like the most? Is there any particular album, musician or jazz standard that you prefer?” are questions about jazz that makes me feel uneasy.
Warren Wolf - Convergence Album Review

Warren Wolf - Convergence

12 January 2017795 37 years old Baltimore native Warren Wolf is a star vibraphonist of the beginning of the 2000s. He naturally plays marimba, piano and drums in addition to the vibraphone.
In The Memory of Esbjörn Svensson (Part III) Album Review

In The Memory of Esbjörn Svensson (Part III)

6 January 2017787 Act Company released several albums with the title “Jazz At Berlin Philarmonic” in the recent years. As suggested by this title, the company was bringing to light some very interesting albums with very different musical concepts.
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