A.D. Amorosi is a Columnist at Metro. With a focus on arts and entertainment, A.D. covers a range of topics including music genres, celebrities, nightlife, and the music business, weaving together the vibrant threads of entertainment news and theater. A.D. has been featured in SPIN, Yahoo News UK, Variety, and JazzTimes Magazine, among others.
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By: A.D. Amorosi
Composer and drummer/multi-instrumentalist Tyshawn Sorey won a 2024 Pulitzer Prize for the stately “Adagio” (dedicated to trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith), one of his numerous acclaimed … Read More "Tyshawn Sorey Piano Concerto “For Marilyn Crispell,” Featuring Aaron Diehl, Has Its Philly-Hosted World Premiere"
By: A.D. Amorosi
Writing on the politics of jazz and the jazz of politics is not only an honor, it’s a duty. On some occasions, consciousness-raising, justice-seeking jazz … Read More "The Art of Conscious Jazz, Just in Time for the Midterms"
By: A.D. Amorosi
If there is one thing Jeff Parker does as a guitarist and impromptu composer, it is to spellbind. Since the tail end of the 1990s, … Read More "Jeff Parker on the ETA IVTet’s New Live Document(s), Happy Today"
By: A.D. Amorosi
Miles Davis would likely have loved turning 100. Re-listening to his latter-day catalog — along with much of his canon in rapt anticipation of May’s … Read More "Seven Steps to Heaven: Amorosi on Miles Davis at 100"
Here are A.D. Amorosi’s monthly picks, coming to you the last Tuesday of the month. Alan Braufman, Anthem for Peace (Valley of Search) Maybe he … Read More "Sweeps Week: Top May Jazz Releases, Amorosi Edition"
With a PhD from Brown, museum exhibitions, and field recordings made for the Nat Geo Network, Brian House is a sound artist legend. His studies in the Brian House recorded Earth’s deep sounds
With a PhD from Brown, museum exhibitions, and field recordings made for the Nat Geo Network, Brian House is a sound artist legend. His studies in the rhythms of human systems have led him into “entan...
Sweeps Week concludes on the last Thursday of the month, with historical/reissue picks from A.D. Amorosi. Ray Barretto, Acid (Craft Recordings) There may be no … Read More "Sweeps Week: May Historical Releases & Reissues"
Though often connected to linguistic twisting folk bards such as Bob Dylan and progenitors of politicized punk such as The Clash, decades after Dylan, the … Read More "Allen Ginsberg’s Jazz Howl"
By: A.D. Amorosi
In 1978, I witnessed what may still be my favorite-ever concert: Tom Waits with Leon Redbone at Philadelphia’s Academy of Music. Playing to a sold-out … Read More "Tom Waits’s Jazz: At the Corners of Heartattack and Vine, Massive Attack and Kathleen Brennan"
