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David Yamasaki Trio – A Christmas Wish Review of David Yamasaki Trio’s A Christmas Wish: three guitars, Honolulu warmth and graceful jazz takes on familiar carols. paris-move.com/reviews/david…
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SoSaLa – 2026: American Dream Trash Our 4-star review of SoSaLa’s “2026 – American Dream Trash”: improvised No Wave, free jazz and spoken-word protest from a New York saxophonist. paris-move.com/reviews/sosal…
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Ryan Middagh Jazz Orchestra – A Merry Bari Christmas Ryan Middagh Brings the Baritone Saxophone to Center Stage on A Merry Bari Christmas. It has established itself as a thoroughly satisfying achievement. paris-move.com/reviews/ryan-…
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Oscar Rossignoli – Mar Adentro Review of Mar Adentro by Oscar Rossignoli: a Honduran-born New Orleans pianist, a trio at its peak, and a title track improvised at sea. A must-have. paris-move.com/reviews/oscar…
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Justin Saladino Band – Steal My Soul Montreal’s Justin Saladino Band returns with Steal My Soul: burning slide guitar, a soulful B3, original songs and a fierce Son House cover. A live, honest blues-rock album. paris-move.com/reviews/justi…
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Eyal Vilner Big Band – A very SW!NG Out Holiday Eyal Vilner and his Big Band reinvent holiday classics through swinging arrangements, jazz tradition, vibrant improvisation and the infectious spirit of dance. paris-move.com/reviews/eyal-…
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Mike Freedman – Our Time in Space This is a rewarding album, and a persuasive statement of artistic purpose, but it also leaves the impression that its creator has more to say than he ultimately allows himself to express. paris-move.com/reviews/mike-…
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Jamie Davis – Steppin’ Out Grammy winner and former Count Basie Orchestra singer Jamie Davis steps out in style: a rich baritone, an all-star band and twelve classics, from Fragile to Sophisticated Lady. paris-move.com/reviews/jamie…
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Sean Shibe – Vesper Sean Shibe’s Vesper: a solo guitar masterpiece with Adès’s Forgotten Dances, Birtwistle’s miniatures and Dillon’s 12 Caprices. Chitarra d’Oro 2026. paris-move.com/reviews/sean-…
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Takeshi Asai – Quartet Vol.II Pianist Takeshi Asai and alto saxophonist Hashem Assadullahi lead a superb New York quartet on Quartet Vol.II: warm, inventive, swinging. A must. paris-move.com/reviews/takes…
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Sébastien Kauffmann – O Sinto Sébastien Kauffmann celebrates 20 years of career with “O Sinto” (Frémeaux & Associés): blazing Manouche guitar, Heidi Adel’s Romani lyrics, a Django tribute. A must. paris-move.com/reviews/sebas…
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Kenny Reichert – Colours An inventive, beautifully produced jazz album blending adventurous improvisation, and exceptional ensemble playing in a richly expressive musical landscape. paris-move.com/reviews/kenny…
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Dan Cray – Devolution Dan Cray’s Devolution blends lyrical jazz piano, inventive compositions, and dynamic trio interplay into a deeply personal album shaped by life, loss, and renewal. paris-move.com/reviews/dan-c…
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Anthony Stanco – My Way (Live At The Blue Llama Jazz Club) Anthony Stanco’s My Way delivers polished jazz and superb musicianship, but lacks the adventurous spirit of Live at the Alluvion. paris-move.com/reviews/antho…
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Dan Cray – Devolution Dan Cray’s Devolution blends lyrical jazz piano, inventive compositions, and dynamic trio interplay into a deeply personal album shaped by life, loss, and renewal. paris-move.com/reviews/dan-c…
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Anthony Stanco – My Way (Live At The Blue Llama Jazz Club) Anthony Stanco’s My Way delivers polished jazz and superb musicianship, but lacks the adventurous spirit of Live at the Alluvion. paris-move.com/reviews/antho…
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Jeff Johnson – Meanwhile… Jeff Johnson’s Meanwhile… is a masterful jazz album of lyrical bass, rich harmonies and inspired improvisation. paris-move.com/reviews/jeff-…
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Jorge Rossy Vibes Quartet – 11 years (ENG review) The work of musicians who understand that the deepest form of freedom is not the absence of structure, but the ability to make structure come alive. paris-move.com/reviews/jorge…
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David Friesen & John Stowell – Interplay Variations (ENG review) Fifty years after they first met, Friesen and Stowell are not trying to celebrate who they once were. They are still discovering what they can become together. paris-move.com/reviews/david…
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Charged Particles – Celebrating Michael Brecker: Charged Particles and Randy Brecker revisit Michael Brecker’s music in a live tribute that explores the fine line between honoring a jazz legend and keeping his musical legacy alive. paris-move.com/reviews/charg…
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