Jim Head - Prismatic
Calling Jim Head the Canadian answer to mid-career Kurt Rosenwinkel isn't far-fetched.
Canadian albums
Reviews of new album releases in Canadian jazz.
Heyday: RJ LeBlanc's fusion of math rock, shoegaze, and groove
Montréal bassist Rémi-Jean LeBlanc's fun fourth album, Heyday, does jazz and indie rock
Harry Bartlett taught me something about Charlie Haden
Review by Chris Fraser of BC/Toronto guitarist Bartlett's second trio album, Wildwood
That feeling of post-apocalyptic vintage radio transmission
Eva Schubert releases her fourth album as a vocalist-songwriter, The Feel of Your Love
Diana Panton finally ended her trilogy. What's different?
From pink to RED to the new album "blue", the vocalist has patiently added maturity
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That photo? This music? It's primed for nostalgia
Mathieu Soucy titled his first album, Recollecting, for the future
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They can hate but Keith O'Rourke is still swingin...
Sonny-forward sax chordless trio for optimists
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A vocal jazz album with no vocals on track one
Sophianne Girard is a boss arranger
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Chris Andrew - Home
Piano-trumpet quartet as featured on Coffee Table Jazz
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Jacob Soucy - Final Recital
Soulive/Vulfpeck-esque live album from his 3rd year at Humber
Rafael Zaldivar - Rumba
Featuring Kurt Rosenwinkel, Terri Lyne Carrington, and more
Canadian albums
Deb Rasmussen - Unspoken
Vocals from Joni-esque to standards with a piano trio