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This article from Jazzwise Magazine provides reviews of several jazz albums. The first review praises Natsuki Tamura and Satoko Fujii's album "Aloft" for their musical rapport and surprise factor. The second review highlights Nala Sinephro's album "Endlessness," which combines ambient music with jazz elements. Milton Suggs' album "Pure Intention" is noted for his rich baritone and inventive interpretations of jazz standards. Larry Goldings and Melinda Sullivan's album "Big Foot" is described as a collection of big ideas, with tap dancer Melinda Sullivan providing unique rhythms. Lastly, Mark Winkler's album "The Rules Don't Apply" is reviewed, noting his soulful vocals and the album's blend of jazz and fusion influences. The article also briefly mentions Winkler's track "Sunday in LA," which is a response to Peter Nero's "Sunday in New York." The article acknowledges the well-executed arrangements and studio players on the album but considers it conventional and lacking innovation. [Extracted from the article] |
