New Jazz Horizons Exploring the Intersections of Folk Tradition Avant-Garde Piano Dialogues and the Legacy of European Improvisation
The global jazz and improvisational music landscape continues to undergo a period of significant diversification, characterized by a renewed interest in regional folk traditions, long-term avant-garde collaborations, and the high-fidelity…
The Legacy of Woody Guthrie and the Evolution of American Folk Music A Retrospective Analysis of the 1966 Jazz Journal Review
The publication of David Illingworth’s 1966 review of Woody Guthrie’s album "Bed on the Floor" in the May issue of Jazz Journal represents a pivotal moment in the history of…
’90s rave documentary, Free Party: A Folk History, set for streaming release
The acclaimed ’90s rave documentary, Free Party: A Folk History, is slated for an imminent streaming release, offering a deep dive into the UK’s vibrant and often controversial free party…
Beverley Martyn, Influential Singer-Songwriter of the 1960s Folk Scene, Dies at 79
Singer-songwriter Beverley Martyn, a pivotal and often enigmatic figure in the British folk music scene of the 1960s and beyond, has died at the age of 79. Her family confirmed…
Where Two Hawks Fly: Sam Grassie Unveils Masterclass in Evolving Folk Guitar
Sam Grassie, a pivotal figure within the expansive and fluid musical collective known as Broadside Hacks, has officially launched his highly anticipated solo album, "Where Two Hawks Fly." This significant…












