53: an espresso with Jacky Terrasson
We interviewed Jacky Terrasson who, with the publication of “53”, confirms that he is a brilliant author and a pianist with a very personal voice.
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Overseas: an espresso with Nguyên Lê
With the new album Overseas, the French guitarist Nguyên Lê confirms that he has a very personal and recognizable style both as a musician and as an author, managing to mix different musical genres and cultures.
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FORQ Four: an espresso with Chris McQueen
The American band FORQ recently released their fourth album and we asked guitarist Chris McQueen to tell us about it and much more.
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Motivational Music for the Syncopated Soul: an espresso with Cory Wong
American guitarist and author Cory Wong, along with artists such as Vulfpeck, Snarky Puppy, Louis Cole, and Knower represents one of the ways in which jazz today is evolving. Certainly one of the most influential ways that this genre is drawing in the younger generation.
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Streaming music and Internet: a blessing or a curse?
What do the artists interviewed by Jazzespresso think about Internet and the new frontiers of streaming music distribution?
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The song that’s in the centre of the room: an espresso with SHALOSH
Arriving at the third studio album, the Israeli trio SHALOSH is proving to possess a peculiar sound and style.
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Quick contamination: an espresso with Torino Unlimited Noise
Gianni Denitto, Fabio Giachino and Mattia Barbieri have given life to T.U.N., a project made of saxophone, synthesizers, drums and samplers, where jazz and electronic music come together to play on the boundaries of musical genres.
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Open Papyrus Jazz Festival 2020: an espresso with Massimo Barbiero
Born in 1980 as Ivrea Euro Jazz Festival, in 2020 the Open Papyrus Jazz Festival will celebrate its fortieth birthday. We interviewed Massimo Barbiero, the percussionist founder of the Enten Eller and Odwalla projects, and artistic director of the festival.
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Tel Aviv’s sound: an espresso with Time Grove
More Than One Thing is the new album by the Tel Aviv band Time Grove that, mixing synthesizers, piano, trumpet, percussion, reeds, guitar and samples, gives life to an intriguing and modern sound.
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Real Feels: an espresso with John Raymond
Real Feels Live Vol. 2 is the new album by the New York based trumpeter John Raymond who, with his trio, has recorded an album with a strong and personal voice.
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