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For more than three decades, JAZZIZ Magazine has been covering the music scene, documenting innovations, charting industry trends, following the artists whose lives so colorfully inform our own. The award-winning JAZZIZ Magazine gives you the look, the listen and the lowdown, in print and online, what’s hot (and what’s not), in the world of music with insightful editorial, hundreds of reviews, and inspired photography and design. Aside from its unparalleled look, each issue of JAZZIZ comes with Limited-Edition Collector’s CDs (in quarterly Print Editions) and music and video steaming (in monthly Digital Editions) so that you can listen and watch the music featured in the magazine’s colorful pages. JAZZIZ has been called “the voice of a new jazz culture; a culture it helped create,” and over the past 30 years has earned the undisputed authority on jazz and style. JAZZIZ is your one-stop destination for entertainment in the adult music world. Join us today. Source
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Search ArticlesA Sky-High San Francisco Jazz Festival
From June 13 to 15, the multi-venue festival features Charles Lloyd, Stanley Clarke, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Patrice Rushen, Kurt Elling, Dave Holland, Don Was, Lionel Loueke, Nicholas Payton and Kassa Overall. In its 42nd installment, the San Francisco Jazz Festival features an outdoor festival tent with four concerts per day and a street market with rotating... You must be a member to access this content. Already a member? Log in here
Remembering Drummer Al Foster
A groove master, Aloysius Tyrone Foster was best known for touring and recording with Miles Davis between 1972 and 1989. In the list of drummers who worked with Miles Davis, which includes marquee names Philly Joe Jones, Art Blakey, Tony Williams, Billy Cobham, Lenny White and Jack DeJohnette, Al Foster (1943-2025) occasionally got lost in... You must be a member to access this content. Already a member? Log in here
Jazztopad Festival Brings Original, Improvised Works to New York
The Polish jazz festival travels to New York City for the ninth time, stressing original commissioned works and global improvisers through Manhattan and Brooklyn. In a current musical climate that stresses nostalgic tributes over originality across all genres, the Jazztopad Festival has featured the opposite annually at the National Forum of Music in Wroclaw, Poland,... You must be a member to access this content. Already a member? Log in here
Percussionist/Composer Susie Ibarra Wins the 2025 Pulitzer Prize in Music
The California-born Philippina-American artist nets a Pulitzer for Sky Islands, a musical tribute to rich and fragile ecosystems inspired by the rainforest habitats of Luzon, Philippines. Having premiered on July 18, 2024 at the Asia Society in New York City, drummer, percussionist and composer Susie Ibarra’s Sky Islands certainly fits the bill for what The Pulitzer Prize website... You must be a member to access this content. Already a member? Log in here
Critic’s Pick: Eri Yamamoto
Each year, JAZZIZ asks its critics, contributors and editors to sift through the recordings they’ve listened to over the previous 12 months (give or take) and come up with a list of their 10 favorites. We also ask them to select one recording that rose above the rest and write a brief explanation of why... You must be a member to access this content. Already a member? Log in here
Requisite: Oscar Brown Jr.
Oscar Brown Jr. Sin & Soul (Columbia), 1960 Vocalist Oscar Brown Jr.’s 1960 masterpiece introduced listeners to the warm, witty, streetwise lyrics he penned for jazz tunes of the day. The Chicago singer and actor put words to Nat Adderley’s “Work Song,” Herbie Hancock’s “Watermelon Man” and Mongo Santamaria’s “Afro Blue,” adding narrative dimension and... You must be a member to access this content. Already a member? Log in here
Join in Live @1PM EST! Nathan and Noah East
Join us for a Subscriber only livestream recording of the JAZZIZ Podcast with Nathan and Noah East discussing their latest album “Father Son”... You must be a member to access this content. Already a member? Log in here
SFJAZZ Gala 2025 — Why Ask Was? - JAZZIZ Magazine
The San Francisco Jazz Festival’s pre-fest gala pays tribute to the 1980s pop star turned Blue Note Records president. The artist formerly known as Don Edward Fagenson might not be best-known for jazz, even though he’s president of Blue Note Records, one of the preeminent jazz recording labels of all-time. Detroit, Michigan-born Don Was is... You must be a member to access this content. Already a member? Log in here
Critic’s Pick: Tom Harrell
Each year, JAZZIZ asks its critics, contributors and editors to sift through the recordings they’ve listened to over the previous 12 months (give or take) and come up with a list of their 10 favorites. We also ask them to select one recording that rose above the rest and write a brief explanation of why... You must be a member to access this content. Already a member? Log in here
Requisite: John Coltrane
Offering: Live at Temple University (Impulse!), 2014 John Coltrane has never been accused of lacking feeling in his playing. But performing before a modest hometown Philadelphia crowd at Temple University in November of 1966 seemed to elicit an emotional reaction, evident in both his highly charged blowing and his equally affecting wordless vocalizations. While bootleg... You must be a member to access this content. Already a member? Log in here