Tyshawn Sorey

Our Favorite Songs of the Week (playlist)

This week’s playlist includes songs by Camera Obscura, Sweet Pill, Burial, Pet Shop Boys, Ibibio Sound Machine, Yaya Bey, John Glacier ft Eartheater, Purest Form, Anika Pyle, and more

Notable Releases of the Week (2/2)

This week’s Notable Releases include Anika Pyle’s country-leaning concept EP, Vijay Iyer’s stirring new trio album, ’90s alt-rock lovers Liquid Mike, and more.

Winter Jazzfest 2024: Shabaka, Hannibal Buress, Moor Mother, a Ryuichi Sakamoto tribute, more

NYC Winter Jazzfest 2024 also includes esperanza spalding, Irreversible Entanglements, Marc Ribot, Elucid of Armand Hammer, a Pharoah Sanders tribute, and more.

Long Play 2023 lineup (Mount Eerie, Dawn Richard & Spencer Zahn, Meredith Monk, more)

Bang on a Can’s destination music festival returns for its second edition in May to venues throughout Brooklyn.

Big Ears announces 2023 lineup

The 2023 lineup includes Amadou & Mariam, Devendra Banhart, Andrew Bird, Grouper, Charles Lloyd, Arooj Aftab, The Weather Station, Kevin Morby, Makaya McCraven, Vijay Iyer, John Zorn, and lots more.

12 Great Jazz Albums from 2021

From Floating Points/Pharoah Sanders and Nala Sinephro’s ambient jazz excursions, to Sons of Kemet and Damon Locks’ Afrobeat-infused compositions, to Emma-Jean Thackray’s electro-funk-psych-jazz opus, here are some the jazz albums that stood out to us most this year…

Pitchfork's 50 Best Albums of 2021

Pitchfork’s list includes L’Rain, Jazmine Sullivan, Tyler the Creator, Low, Turnstile, Japanese Breakfast, Little Simz, Olivia Rodrigo, Moor Mother, Adele, and much more…

Jawbox drummer Zach Barocas lists his 10 favorite albums of 2021

Zach has shared his 10 favorite albums of 2021, which is heavy on jazz and modern classical.

Vijay Iyer Trio announce new album 'Uneasy,' share "Children of Flint"

”The word ‘uneasy’ feels like a brutal understatement, too mild for cataclysmic times,” Vijay says of his first Trio album in over 5 years. ”But maybe, since the word contains its own opposite, it reminds us that the most soothing, healing music is often born of and situated within profound unrest.”

This Week's Livestreams (The Cure, Billie Eilish, Pearl Jam, Janelle Monae, Elvis Costello, more)

Plus Chance the Rapper, Sylvan Esso, Lydia Loveless, Tori Amos, Hamilton Leithauser, Waxahatchee, Margo Price, Bully, Phantogram, HAIM, Gary Numan, and more livestreams you can watch this week since there are no live concerts to attend.
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