Deborah Silver and Steve Tyrell, That’s Life Review by Constance Tucker “That’s Life,” the new evocative duet by Steve Tyrell and Deborah Silver, presents two fabulous vocalists intensely appreciating the song’s rich historical context, delivering a contemporary reinterpretation. This song Read more
Lisa Wahlandt, Seems Like Yesterday Review By Constance Tucker In the world vocal jazz, a new album appears worth your attention- Lisa Wahlandt’s Seems Like Yesterday. The album is a journey through pop and rock memories, repackaged with a jazz Read more
Metropolitan Jazz Octet, The Bowie Project Review Resonant Rebirth: Rediscovering Bowie Through Jazz in The Bowie Project by Constance Tucker In the aftermath of the Covid years, a creative phoenix rose from the ashes of isolation: The Bowie Project. Metropolitan Jazz Octet (MJO), Read more
Deborah Silver, Shake It Off Review by Constance Tucker Deborah Silver’s artistic journey has been as versatile as her music, from battling health issues to taking a hiatus for her family. Having previously conquered the Billboard charts with her album Glitter Read more
Joshua Redman, where are we Review Where We Are: A Questioning of American Dreams and Realities from Joshua Redman by Constance Tucker The intoxicating aroma of freshly pressed vinyl and the invigorating thrill of a new auditory journey! Greetings, dear Read more
Jan Cronin, I Thought About You Review Jan Cronin’s I Thought About You: An Eclipsing Ode to the American Songbook By Constance Tucker Picture this: a stage bathed in soft, amber light, awaiting a voice that’s been through the crucible Read more
Buster Williams, Unalome Review Vocal Virtuosity and Harmonic Exploration with Buster Williams’ Something More Sextet: A Review of Unalome by Rudy Palma Ah, the transcendent tones of Unalome! This album, a virtuoso creation from the legendary bassist and composer Buster Williams, invites Read more
Kane Kalas, High Hopes Review Modern-Day Crooner: High Hopes Bridges the Gap Between Classic and Contemporary Jazz by Constance Tucker High Hopes by Kane Kalas is a genuinely noteworthy addition to the catalog of the jazz crooner, as it seamlessly Read more
Linda Purl, This Could Be the Start Review Embracing New Beginnings: Linda Purl’s Resonant Blend of Jazz and Story in This Could Be the Start By Constance Tucker As a music reviewer, I am always happy to be immersed in Read more
Liz Terrell, It’s All Right With Me Review by Constance Tucker As the candlelight dances in the dimly lit room, its flicker mirroring the light scintillation of jazz, Liz Terrell’s It’s All Right With Me spins on the turntable, a Read more
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