The Brazilian percussionist Djalma Corrêa is best known for playing alongside so many illustrious compatriots like Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Jorge Ben, Chico Buarque, Maria Bethânia and Gal Costa and for founding...
The latest batch of four on the curatorial platform Longform Editions features a durational outing on the Mills College Chapel pipe organ by Chuck Johnson, with the haunted chorals and keys of...
A new compilation from Séance Centre – which has mined the library of the Palo Alto multi-instrumentalist Jon Iverson and spotlighted the hallucinatory Night of Power of the homebrewed New Jersey duo...
From their prophetic debut New Jazz Imagination which was released on Umlaut Records back in 2017, the quartet of the pianist Pat Thomas, the double bassist Joel Grip and the drummer Antonin...
When a caterpillar has stored up enough energy and is ready to make the transition from larva to pupa, it begins to draw silk from the spinneret on the lower lip of...
In different ways Hanno Leichtmann and Carme López summon the liturgical stillness of the pipe organ or even the clangorous hum of carillon bells, calling to mind recent albums by Miaux, who...
The composer Alex Weiser follows up his Pulitzer Prize-nominated debut album and all the days were purple – which set poetry to music from the lider of Anna Margolin and her fellow...
Since releasing her last studio album Aviary back in 2018, the balmy troubadour, memory wanderer and stranded silhouette Julia Holter courted the world of film by composing the score for Eliza Hittman’s...
Since her last solo album Black Origami – which musically still feels of the present moment, but factually came out in something of a time that land forgot, way back when in...