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
Douyé, The Golden Sèkèrè Review Crossing World Boundaries: Douyé’s The Golden Sèkèrè Marries Jazz and Nigerian Roots by Constance Tucker Nigerian-born, Los Angeles-based singer, Douyé continues to push boundaries with her new album ‘The Golden Sèkèrè. Known for her rich Read more
Lois Bruno, And So It Begins – Review by Constance Tucker There is something timeless when a jazz chanteuse releases an album, the portrayal of a classic unaffected presentation that offers a luster of authenticity, enter Lois Bruno. Not a Read more
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