Genius Meets Genius in Caroline Shaw’s New Soundtrack LP
Caroline Shaw is best known these days for being a modern classical music composer, which is why Ken Burns drafted her for his Leonardo da Vinci documentary.
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Jazz’s John Patitucci Gets to the ‘Soul of the Bass’
Versatile, veteran jazz bassist John Patitucci releases a (mostly) unaccompanied bass album on his own imprint—demonstrating a wide variety of ways the bass can take the lead.
Legendary Jazz Saxophonist Wayne Shorter Proves He Can Still Bring the Goods on ‘Emanon’
Even if you can't tell what the endgame is, Wayne Shorter's Emanon is an intriguing listen.
The John Patitucci Electric Guitar Quartet: Brooklyn
A surprising album from the astonishing bassist, playing only electric along with guitarists Adam Rogers and Steve Cardenas, along with Brian Blade on drums.
Roger Waters: Amused to Death (take 1)
In 1992, Roger Waters released a mighty record that was given the bum's rush by pop history. Remixed, repackaged, and remastered, it's back to teach us a lesson.
Antonio Sánchez: Three Times Three/Meridian Suite
Antonio Sánchez's future is flourishing before our eyes; all we have to do is sit back and watch it unfold.