Jazz

Ryuichi Sakamoto, Soweto Kinch, Say She She: Jazz to see us through dark days
Music

Ryuichi Sakamoto, Soweto Kinch, Say She She: Jazz to see us through dark days

The year ahead in jazz is looking bright, with new albums from old favourites and a line-up of live acts for the diary

Sam Delaney: ‘I thought I was too good for my local jazz club. Not any more’
Opinion

Sam Delaney: ‘I thought I was too good for my local jazz club. Not any more’

Sam Delaney’s trips to hear his newly discovered musical love at his local jazz club has changed his life for the better

Voices of Bishara takes British jazz in an innovative new direction
interview

Voices of Bishara takes British jazz in an innovative new direction

Sons of Kemet’s Tom Skinner uses the past to look to the future

Blue Note Re:imagined II goes back in time to forge future paths
Music

Blue Note Re:imagined II goes back in time to forge future paths

Books about jazz you need to read
Books

Books about jazz you need to read

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How Manchester became the UK’s jazz capital
Music

How Manchester became the UK’s jazz capital

Plunderphonia: reinventing legends for modern ears
Music

Plunderphonia: reinventing legends for modern ears

Charles Mingus: The angry man of jazz
Jazz

Charles Mingus: The angry man of jazz

Soweto Kinch’s pandemic reflections draw parallels with Civil Rights Movement music
Anne Frankenstein

Soweto Kinch’s pandemic reflections draw parallels with Civil Rights Movement music

In praise of re-issues, the musical goldmines which never run dry
Music

In praise of re-issues, the musical goldmines which never run dry

Gilles Peterson is excited about the British jazz explosion
Music

Gilles Peterson is excited about the British jazz explosion

The steady infiltration of Jazz
Music

The steady infiltration of Jazz

Jazz from ‘the horizontal comfort of the sofa’
Music

Jazz from ‘the horizontal comfort of the sofa’

My comfort in these trying times? Spiritual Jazz
Music

My comfort in these trying times? Spiritual Jazz

Radio with Robin Ince – how I learned to stop worrying and love jazz
Radio

Radio with Robin Ince – how I learned to stop worrying and love jazz