A.D. Amorosi is a columnist at Metro. With a focus on the arts and entertainment scene, A.D. covers a variety of topics including the music business, genres, concerts, and entertainment news. A.D. has also been featured in SPIN, Yahoo News UK, Variety, and JazzTimes Magazine, among others.
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By: A.D. Amorosi
T he sound of South African pianist-composer-sangoma Nduduzo Makhathini goes far beyond any music in any single moment. It is eternal, part of a continuum, … Read More "Pianist Nduduzo Makhathini on Sons, Fathers, the Power of Myth and a New Blue Note Album"
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O f all the improvisational players and composers to have graced stages and pages as of late, Seoul, Korea–born zither manipulator DoYeon Kim is the … Read More "Concert Review: DoYeon Kim Quartet at Solar Myth, Philadelphia"
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N ot long after becoming a Professor of Computer Music at UC San Diego, Philadelphia-born producer, recording artist and DJ King Britt brought what he … Read More "The Jazz Roots of King Britt’s Blacktronika are Showing"
S weeps Week concludes on the last Thursday of the month, with historical/reissue picks from A.D. Amorosi. Hadley Caliman, Iapetus (Wewantsounds) Continuing its Sherman’s March … Read More "Sweeps Week: June Historical Releases & Reissues"
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Across the 40 minutes and nine long yet whimsically contagious songs of their debut collaborative work, Feathered Creatures (GroundUP Music), legendarily modernist sitar player (and … Read More "Feathered Creatures of Fusion Guitar and Sitar Flock Together"
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F you could switch out the meth, cocaine and sweat from Lester Bangs’s primal Psychotic Reactions and Carburetor Dung: The Work of a Legendary Critic: Rock
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Within the last eight years, vocalist Frank Maza has composed, sung and/or produced a handful of recordings that personify the diversity of the Latin jazz … Read More "Javier Limón and Frank Maza Travel “Back Then” for Vintage Latin Jazz with a 21st-Century Twist"
Near the close of a recent interview with composer-bassist Melvin Gibbs, he and I talked about a concert intended to showcase the sounds evoked in … Read More "One Man’s “Jolene” is Another Man’s Jazz"
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Aaron Diehl may speak softly but carry a big stick when it comes to elegantly merging classical sounds and minimalist new music, traditional stride piano … Read More "Pianist and Curator Aaron Diehl Does Miles Davis Centennial Right with Jazz in July, at 92NY"
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Making information around-and-about jazz readily available is as crucial as pushing the music itself, across age, race and educational divides. To that end, the Jazz … Read More "Jazz Generations Initiative Makes a Scene with New Inclusive Web Portals"
