Jazz can be a much-misunderstood genre, thought by many to be the realm of complex time signatures and almost rules-free improvisation, an elitist and virtuosic musical realm. Then again, doesn’t every genre have such sub-sections within their spectrum? Jazz, like every other genre, is first and foremost entertainment, and as such is accessible, infectious and seductive, and that is certainly a perfect by-line for the type of jazz that Sylvia Brooks delivers.
How Signed Jazz Albums Preserve the Legacy of the Golden Era
Why Jazz Collectibles Still Matter In a world where music is increasingly more digital, disposable, and easily accessible than ever before, it can be something profoundly grounding to hold an actual album in your hands. Even more so when said album bears the...
