Andrea Keller is a pianist, composer and bandleader of the award-winning ensemble Five Below. The band is a big rhythm section comprising of piano, guitar, drums and two basses, which bring Andrea’s compositions…

Areej Nur has an intimate chat with jazz saxophone great and composer Kamasi Washington, who recently composed the score to the new Michelle Obama documentary Becoming. Kamasi waxes lyrical about how sound…

Allysha Joy tells Chris Gill she’s “doing what she can and trying to stay on top” during her pandemic hometime. She says she’s been making a lot of music “especially with a surge…

Johnny Topper catches up with UK saxophonist, composer and TV presenter YolanDa Brown ahead of her many upcoming local performances (Yolanda will play the Fyrefly, the Jazzlab, and the Port Fairy Folk Festival…

With a whopping 21 studio albums under their belt, Sydney-based experimental jazz trio The Necks can certainly tell a tale or two. Behind two sold-out shows at the Corner Hotel, bassist Lloyd Swanston…

30/70, the collective behind our Album of the Week, is a bit like a rambunctious share-house that also happens to produce incredible jazz/funk/neo-soul music; it’s ever-changing, hard to pin down, and filled with…

Ever fancied exploring the wonderful world of jazz, but not sure where to begin? Stolen Moments host John Bailey suggests some gateway artists and albums – and explains why you don’t need to…

Jazz flute maestro Nestor Torres drops in to New & Groovy ahead of four nights of Cuban, Puerto Rican, and classically-influenced music at Birds Basement Jazz Club, between 14th and 18th August.

Bringing…

Gilles Peterson is no stranger to compilations – he’s put together and released over 100 of them – but this is one specific and special to Melbourne’s flourishing jazz scene.

Josh Meggitt and Dave Lang present a special on the legendary German jazz and New Music label, ECM Records. For nearly 50 years, ECM has been releasing a unique catalogue of music with…