Music
Garth Alper, “Stratus” (Independent)
The fourteenth century maxim “familiarity breeds contempt” has nothing at all to do with jazz. In the best circumstances, the situation is quite the opposite. This session, by University of […]
Jim Clayton, Songs My Daughter Knows (Clay-Tone)
Toronto-based pianist Jim Clayton considers New Orleans his home away from home. He spends considerable vacation time and got married here. He also decided to make his newest CD in […]
Cliff Hines, Wanderlust (Independent)
Call this one New Orleans-based jazztronica with a variety of global (African, Brazilian, Caribbean, Indian, Middle Eastern, and Spanish, as well as American swing, hip-hop and rock) influences, which makes […]
