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How Switzerland’s Montreux Jazz Festival is nurturing tomorrow’s headliners
How Switzerland’s Montreux Jazz Festival is nurturing tomorrow’s headliners
Residency brings together musicians at different stages of their careers to speak, eat and make music together
Bex Burch: Jazz musician compares building her own xylophone with Ant-Man in the Quantum Realm
Bex Burch: Jazz musician compares building her own xylophone with Ant-Man in the Quantum Realm
The musical and composer’s first solo album, There Is Only Love And Fear, came about as a result of her crafting her own bespoke instrument
Pharoah Sanders – discovering an elusive jazz gem
Pharoah Sanders – discovering an elusive jazz gem
The reissue of a rare and misunderstood jazz classic is a chance to appreciate another side of the tenor saxophonist
How Matthew Halsall enticed new ears to Manchester’s magical jazz scene
How Matthew Halsall enticed new ears to Manchester’s magical jazz scene
Ryuichi Sakamoto, Soweto Kinch, Say She She: Jazz to see us through dark days
Ryuichi Sakamoto, Soweto Kinch, Say She She: Jazz to see us through dark days
Sam Delaney: ‘I thought I was too good for my local jazz club. Not any more’
Sam Delaney: ‘I thought I was too good for my local jazz club. Not any more’
Voices of Bishara takes British jazz in an innovative new direction
Voices of Bishara takes British jazz in an innovative new direction
Blue Note Re:imagined II goes back in time to forge future paths
Blue Note Re:imagined II goes back in time to forge future paths
Plunderphonia: reinventing legends for modern ears
Plunderphonia: reinventing legends for modern ears
Soweto Kinch’s pandemic reflections draw parallels with Civil Rights Movement music
Soweto Kinch’s pandemic reflections draw parallels with Civil Rights Movement music
Gilles Peterson is excited about the British jazz explosion
Gilles Peterson is excited about the British jazz explosion
How one festival is keeping musicians going until live gigs return
How one festival is keeping musicians going until live gigs return
Radio with Robin Ince – how I learned to stop worrying and love jazz
