Urban Jazz, Page 4

 
PASQUALE GRASSO
RELEASES NEW SONY MUSIC MASTERWORKS ALBUM
FERVENCY
 
AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 7, 2025
 
When it comes to younger generation musicians dedicated to preserving and advancing the fine art of mainstream jazz guitar culture, Pasquale Grasso has become part of the upper echelon of living practitioners.

 
BRANFORD MARSALIS MAKES HIS BLUE NOTE DEBUT
WITH THE MARCH 28 RELEASE OF BELONGING
AN INTERPRETATION OF KEITH JARRETT’S 1974 ECM ALBUM
FEATURING THE SAXOPHONIST’S ACCLAIMED QUARTET
WITH JOEY CALDERAZZO, ERIC REVIS & JUSTIN FAULKNER
 
Saxophonist Branford Marsalis, one of the foremost jazz artists of our time and a pacesetting creative force in the music for more than four decades, is set to make his Blue Note Records debut with the March 28 release of Belonging, a full album interpretation of Keith Jarrett’s 1974 ECM album of the same name which introduced the pianist’s European Quartet.

 
Renowned Flutist DARRYL EVAN JONES Releases New Single Honoring Black History Month
 
Flutist and dynamic recording artist Darryl Evan Jones has cemented himself as a legitimate force in contemporary jazz and is beloved around the world.

 
Jazz Keyboardist Rick Habana Releases New Track “This Is How” (Deep Cut Version) feat. Jackiem Joyner
 
Smooth jazz Producer/Songwriter Rick Habana is getting music lovers ready for the release of his forthcoming project “Collaborations II,” featuring a new mix with Saxophonist Jackiem Joyner in lead single “This Is How” (Deep Cut Version).

 
Mitchell Coleman Jr. Single Stomp featuring Josh Sklair
 
3 funk legends unite: Billboard bassist Mitchell Coleman Jr., Motown hitmaker Michael B. Sutton, and Grammy winning guitarist Josh Sklair revive an amazing cover of “Stomp” paying homage to Quincy Jones and The Brothers Johnson.

 
Saxophonist Chase Huna believes the time is “Just Right” to inject some youth into jazz
 
The first single from his upcoming “Heart and Soul” album drops on February 10.
 
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (22 JANUARY 2025): As a teenager, saxophonist Chase Huna made records under the tutelage of two-time GRAMMY winner Paul Brown and Billboard chart-topper Steve Oliver, learning how to produce and focus on developing his songwriting skills.