The end of another year means cold weather, holidays, family and friends, delayed flights, a new year, and of course, the onslaught of “Best Albums keep reading »

You could call vibraphone a quiet king — not always the most obvious instrument in an ensemble, vibes add a distinctive flavor to any song. keep reading »

Welcome this week’s collection of newsworthy jazz headlines, featuring the latest in journalism, video, and what’s happening with jazz today. Over at New York Times, keep reading »

If you’ve never been then you won’t really understand it. Even if you’ve lived here your whole life, it’s still easy to miss. But if keep reading »

Jazz is no “boys club” — at least, not anymore. While the jazz of the 20th century was certainly run by male performers, jazz of keep reading »

July marks the halfway point of 2018. To celebrate, the Revive Music editorial team put together nine of our favorite jazz releases of the year keep reading »

The responsibility of an artist is relative. There are those who create that feel that their works of art is a product of experimentation and keep reading »

Summer usually brings about a plethora of good things. Chief among them are new releases and Summer 2017 certainly hasn’t disappointed. While there are plenty keep reading »

Armed with one of the baddest configurations of horn players and percussionist from New Orleans, Grammy-nominated Hot 8 Brass Band is back with their fifth keep reading »

Recently, Michelle Mercer’s article in NPR, “Sexism From Two Leading Jazz Artists Draws Anger—And Presents An Opportunity,” highlighted longstanding issues in jazz as a male-dominated keep reading »