Bret Saunders

The Cuban expatriate pianist and composer Harold Lopez-Nussa has just released his first album after leaving the country of his birth.

As 2023 winds down, I gaze in awe upon a particularly robust stack of jazz- and improv-oriented releases. It would be easier to compile a list of my 30 or 40 favorites, but there’s only so much spa…

Live music in January? What else is there to do?

It’s a beautifully produced set of songs, with vivid solos from Le Boeuf on alto saxophone and flute in a large band setting.

This year’s Record Store Day features a treasure trove of archival jazz-related releases.

How fortunate are we to have so much natural beauty intersecting with so many people obsessed with bringing you excellent music at altitude?

Tens of thousands are expected to take to the streets of the Five Points neighborhood.

It’s summertime. Let’s listen to live music outside.

City Park Jazz closes out its season, new boxed sets, and other jazz news

There’s so much promising live music to take in this September, it looks like I’ll be losing sleep. But it’s worth it, right?