Google Alert - Jazz music

	Jazz music Weekly update ⋅ November 8, 2026
	NEWS
	The Best New Jazz Albums: Jazzwise Editor's Choice (November 2026) Jazzwise The best new jazz recordings this month, featuring Moses Boyd, James Brandon Lewis, Jon Lloyd Quartet, Lizz Wright, and more. Flag as irrelevant
	The Best Jazz on Bandcamp, October 2026 Bandcamp Daily Good news for me, too. I can never have enough favorite new music. That goes for all of us. Let's begin. James Brandon Lewis and Red Lily Calling ... Flag as irrelevant
	5 Minutes That Will Make You Love Jazz-Funk - The New York Times The New York Times Listen to tracks from Weldon Irvine, Flora Purim, George Duke and more artists who sent jazz to the dance floor with synthesizers, muscular bass ... Flag as irrelevant
	Overdue Ovation: James Emery - JazzTimes JazzTimes I still feel that is perhaps the most fertile ground, if you will — that you can explore and create and blend modern jazz material and global music ... Flag as irrelevant
	Drummer Lily Finnegan Turns the Heat On, with New Music on Many Fronts - JazzTimes JazzTimes s drummer Lily Finnegan talks about her band Heat On and her recent collaboration with pianist and NEA Jazz Master Marilyn Crispell, she mentions ... Flag as irrelevant
	Enrico Rava Fearless Five with Joe Lovano: Corners review - The Guardian The Guardian ... and church music (central to his life), grime, soundsystem textures, soul vocals, jazz improv and more. And Bill Laurance and Michael League's ... Flag as irrelevant
	All at Once: The Improvisational Largesse of Son Lux's Rafiq Bhatia and Ian Chang JazzTimes While Lott provoked such re-envisioning by welcoming guests such as jazz trumpeter Dave Douglas and chamber ensemble yMusic to his table, the banquet ... Flag as irrelevant
	10. Cannonball Adderley: "Work Song" - JazzTimes JazzTimes Published since 1970, JazzTimes—“America's Jazz Magazine”—provides comprehensive and in-depth coverage of the jazz scene. Often controversial, always ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trumpeter Arturo Sandoval on rhythm, soul and the road | KNKX Public Radio KNKX Grammy icon Arturo Sandoval discusses his album 'Rhythm and Soul', his duty to defend American jazz, and scoring films for Clint Eastwood. Flag as irrelevant
	A Hard Look at Soft Machine: On the New Audio/Video Box Set, Slightly All the Time JazzTimes All of them mixed jazz and rock to varying degrees, though none had the particular calibration of sources, and the distinctly individual sounds, that ... Flag as irrelevant

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