Born in Chicago and raised in California, Miles attended Chouinard Art Institute in LA after a stint in the navy. Eventually relocating to New York City, he worked at Esquire magazine for a time and ...

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Marsalis leads a take on Keith Jarrett’s 1974 LP “Belonging,” and Lehman interprets “The Music of Anthony Braxton,” revealing fresh lessons.

The album, out on 7/11 from Blue LLama Records interweaves classic poetry with timeless music. We spoke with Harris about the ...

— Jazz Chisholm Jr (@j_chisholm3) January 30, 2023 Being picked as the cover athlete for a sports game is, unequivocally, one of the coolest honors that can be bestowed upon a pro athlete ...

In 1996, on The Art of the Trio, Vol. 1, an album that otherwise consists of original pieces and jazz standards, he strung out an adventurous, sprightly cover of “Blackbird.” ...

& I’m auctioning off the painting that is the cover the of the Cap’n Jazz LP — The Red Wagon. I’m 50 yrs old & I need the money more than I need the memorabilia.” The auction is live on ...

Out Feb. 11, In The Blue Light is a live album capturing Kelela's intimate, unplugged performances at New York City's Blue Note jazz club. Last year (May 28-29, 2024), she made her Blue Note debut ...

For artists and fans alike, album covers serve as more than just packaging; they are gateways to stories filled with creativity, controversy, and the madness of rock ‘n’ roll.

Even when a jazz group exhibits a certain amount of wit — think of the Bad Plus in their original incarnation, the version that covered “Smells Like Teen Spirit”; or Mostly Other People Do ...

On April 18, Younge releases “Something About April III,” the operatic conclusion — and culmination — of a trilogy whose origins reach back almost twice that long, to the first days of his ...