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Led by Joe Lovano and Dave Douglas, the multigenerational quintet expand their unique style of improvisation
This live album captures a 1965 television appearance showcasing the guitarist’s distinct tone
The American’s piano trio evokes raw emotion and stark harmonies that reflect the anxiousness of modern life
A new album of energetic improvisation draws on the saxophonist’s jazz-club roots
Compositions from across the century are lushly reinterpreted by 10 piano soloists
A new tribute album captures the lyricism of the Italian composer’s music
The jazz singer blends pop, samba and classical styles on her new album
A new album finds the saxophonist in relaxed form alongside two full-toned guitarists
The jazz guitarist’s signature melodies and clean lines are rendered through gentle sonics
A sound engineer’s archive of recordings is compiled in an intriguing box set
The Robert Glasper-led group give tracks from a previous studio album a dynamic thrust
The soprano shifts gears impressively between jazz standards and opera arias
The sax-and-drum duo compress a multitude of styles into this live album
The saxophonist’s new album unpicks American standards with a magical blend of sax and guitar
Wynton Marsalis’s latest project features call-to-arms motifs and tracks inspired by protest music
This live recording shows a modern jazz master playing at the top of his game
The trumpeter’s debut album weaves virtuosic playing with speech excerpts and protest chants
The LA musician’s third album as her jazzier alter ego delivers improvised layers and harmonised vocals
Newly available material shines a spotlight on the near-perfect balance of the jazz group
The time-themed soundscapes are resilient at the core and solitary in tone
The saxophonist shows off exemplary multi-instrumentalism in this home-recorded solo project
The Bremen Jazz Festival performances capture two of the American’s best bands pushing expression to the limit
The composer’s latest release is strongly influenced by cosmic avant-gardism
Two CDs of flowing modern jazz reference the saxophonist’s decade-plus recording career
Oliver Murray’s film ‘Ronnie’s’ traces the history of the legendary Soho jazz club — and its founder
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