Jazz albums I’ve reviewed on different sites

McCreadie brings his trio and a touch of Scotland to Cambridge

Collaboration born out of Covid

“We’re in it together somehow”

Love Supreme Jazz Festival 2026: first wave of artists

LSO Futures at the Barbican

Poetry, jazz and film in concert

Podcast guests and review subjects among winners

Ashley Henry’s fusion of jazz, soul and hip-hop

‘Together We Go Forward’

A classy evening from ACT artists

A favourite venue and a favourite ensemble

Melbourne and London: third year of collaboration

Cheating - catching ten singers and nearly 50 instrumentalists in one show

Jazz and Hip-hop. Small band: big sound 

I first saw drummer Kassa Overall a decade ago when he appeared in London with trumpeter Theo Croker. He was impressive then, but even more so when he brought his own band to the Love Supreme Festival in July 2025. Now he brings us CREAM , his fourth solo studio album and it’s a brilliant piece of modern jazz that fuses hip-hop and ‘proper’ jazz drums in arrangements of tunes that really shouldn’t work in a jazz setting. But they do. There’s nothing new in jazz musicians arr

Hamish Stuart brings a lifetime of songwriting, guitar and vocals to the 606 Club

Effortlessly brilliant jazz standards and originals

Innovation and tradition crossing borders

Big thanks for Federation of the Disco Pimp for bringing funky sounds