#jazz

#jazz

Join a Harlem local and music industry insider for a stroll down Swing Street, Strivers Row, and more, to visit the locations where Jazz legends were made.

Long before the rise of European fascism, many American groups expressed extreme fear and agitation over the rise of minority cultural forms.

Tony Njoku's debut album reflects his journey in music, where he navigates classical influences through experimental electronic production, showcasing a unique perspective as a Black artist.

Kajimura co-founded Yoshi's jazz club in 1972, which grew to become one of the country's most important jazz venues, showcasing globally renowned artists.

Kelly Green's journey in music began at a young age with her family supporting her, leading her to have her first paid performance at seven years old. This early exposure to music shaped her career path significantly and established her identity as a musician.

It is always a privilege to play here, said Oh.

Lalo Schifrin, the Argentine musician known for composing the iconic 'Mission: Impossible' theme, has passed away at 93, leaving behind a legacy of unforgettable scores.

Louis Moholo-Moholo's passing at 85 leaves a lasting legacy in the music world, celebrated through free access to articles honoring his contribution.

It's been said that the United States won the Cold War without firing a shot, which might surprise veterans of Korea and Vietnam.

London's jazz scene is witnessing a vibrant revival, welcoming a new generation of venues that redefine the experience of jazz nights.

Nels Cline’s experience spans over 40 years as a versatile musician, playing across genres and collaborating with prominent artists, proving his adaptability and talent.

"I think it is complete and utter crap -horrific-god awful insipidly wretched nothing. ... I could go into detail about why each cut is stillborn -but why bother..."

Alice Coltrane's 'Journey in Satchidananda' transcends music, merging jazz with spiritual influences, symbolizing her transformative journey through India and her growth as an artist.

The collaboration features talented musicians including the late Alland Byallo on trumpet and Dave Aju on vibraphone, merging intricate jazz elements with electronic sounds.

Strata-East Records, founded by Charles Tolliver and Stanley Cowell in 1971, aimed to provide musicians with control over their art and financial success.