The Delorian Tapes – Island Matrimony [Podcast]
Tapes are dead so we’re elevating them to the clouds. Listen to the fifth episode of The Delorian Tapes,...
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The Delorian Tapes – Free Soul [Podcast]
Tapes are dead so we’re elevating them to the clouds. Listen to the third episode of The Delorian Tapes,...
Revolver Premiere: Paul The Trombonist Releases Popcorn Butter Ahead of Album Release
Paul Nowell, also known as “Paul The Trombonist,” has worked with a diverse array of icons, including Aretha...
Revolver Sessions: Oumi Ensemble Live at the Citadel
There was a time when the members of Oumi Ensemble were scattered between New York, Damascus and Beirut....
Top Jazz Albums of 2015
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People keep saying things like ‘music has gone to shit’ or ‘back in the golden days of...
The Jazz Performance That Practically Started a Riot in 1956
Duke Ellington doesn’t need much introduction. He’s one of the biggest names, if not the biggest in the...
Mother Africa: 5 Albums To Check Out This Week
This week’s edition has music from Africa, central America, the country of Leonard Cohen and the US of...
Dead Men Don’t Smoke Marijuana: 5 Albums You Should Check Out This Week
For our first album suggestions post, we receive some love letters from Africa, take a trip to a snowy Jamaica...
Take Five to Check the Five Best Takes of the Jazz Classic: Take Five
Take Five is a jazz standard that has been played by countless musicians over the years, in different styles and interpretations. We compiled a list of Five of Take Five takes for you to enjoy when you take five. *high five*
Miles Davis: Top 15 Songs
Miles Dewey Davis III (May 26, 1926 – September 28, 1991) was an American jazz musician, trumpeter, bandleader, and composer. Widely considered one...
Getting Down with Ollie Teeba
If you’re a fan of funky jazz-flavored instrumental hip hop, I’d have to recommend you give The Herbaliser...
5 Badass Jazz Tracks That’ll Bop You Hard
This jazz movement was mostly prevailent from the early 1950’s to the mid 1960’s, with its champions being Art Blakey, Hank Mobley, Miles Davis, Horace Silver, and many more. The legendary jazz label Blue Note Records was the home of hard bop for many years.
So here we go, bop it!