Jazz Interviews

Adam O'Farrill releases 'Visions of Your Other' with his Stranger Days quartet. A conversation on family, tradition or even on how Ambrose Akinmusire gave him a wake-up call being an student. O'Farrill also reflects on his experience creating music with Keith LaMar, a death-row prisoner.

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If nobody does it for you, do it yourself. And drummer Devin Gray did it creating in 2018 his own record label, Rataplan Records. Based in NYC, Kris Davis, Michael Formanek, Ellery Eskelin, Angelica Sanchez and Ralph Alessi are among his musical partners.

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Almost 20 years after his first solo recording, Swiss pianist Nik Bärtsch releases "Entendre", a "resumé" of what he has learned by deepening his own musical "third way". Known as the leader of Ronin and Mobile, Bärtsch has described his music as "Ritual Groove Music".

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He was born in Moscow in 1959 but his passport is American and lives in Germany since 1989. Pianist Simon Nabatov's family left Moscow in times of the Soviet Union and found in Rome the bridge to the United States. A conversation on his life and music.

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Saxophonist James Brandon Lewis admits that he doesn't have all the answers but tries daily "to get to the truest, most authentic version" of himself. "Jesup Wagon", his ninth album as a leader, is a tribute to Dr. George Washington Carver.

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Is beauty the main goal of Art? Is pleasure always beautiful? What is the best way to listen to music? An in-depth conversation with pianist Vijay Iyer, who presents "Uneasy", his first trio recording along with Linda May Han Oh and Tyshawn Sorey.

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Joe Lovano sees "Garden of Expression" as the blossom of the "Seeds of change" of his first recording with Trio Tapestry. A conversation on his view on music, (freedom of) expression and artistic development.

Keith LaMar is a 51 year old death row prisoner who's been in solitary confinement for the last 28 years. Jazz has kept LaMar alive and jazz music has bring him some unexpected friendships.

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He is able to turn on the sun in these dark times. The music and thoughts of one of the most free-spirited musicians from the New York scene in a show where we conduct an interview with William Parker, who has just released "Migration of silence into and out of the tone world".

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These things can just only happen with trumpeter Peter Evans. In a matter of weeks, he has released two albums that cannot be more different from each other. A conversation on "Horizons" and "Standards".

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Pianist Fred Hersch turns 65 this October and releases a new solo album recorded at home due to the pandemic. A conversation on how this crisis could affect his career, the things that make him happy and much more.

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