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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Summer is always the best time in which to appreciate the many disarming charms of the Beach Boys. This season, in particular, “when it comes to good vibrations,” says co-founding vocalist Mike Love, ...
By: A.D. Amorosi
H ere are A.D. Amorosi’s monthly picks, coming to you the last Tuesday of the month. Ralph Alessi, A Sun That Never Sets (ECM Records) … Read More "Sweeps Week: Top July Jazz Releases, Amorosi Edition"
H ow many times can you remake the alphabet or deconstruct language, whether as collaborator or leader? That’s the question posed to Michael Brook, the … Read More "The Infinite Sound of Guitarist Michael Brook"
It seemed like a joke when, in the middle of April, The Onion’s new CEO Ben Collins announced that the satirical outlet had taken control of Alex Jones’ me
S weeps Week concludes on the last Thursday of the month, with historical/reissue picks from A.D. Amorosi. Freddie Hubbard, Goin’ Up/Lee Morgan, Lee-Way (Blue Note … Read More "Sweeps Week: July Historical Releases & Reissues"
E ver since Regrowth (New Amsterdam) in 2022, trombonist-composer Kalia Vandever has made annual full-length pilgrimages into warmly plush minimalism, droning tonality, loopy meditativeness and … Read More "Kalia Vandever’s Tender Touch of Mana"
A sk any artist what’s most on their mind, and the idea of finding peace, equity and stability in a loudly divisive world will be … Read More "The Red Hook label Gives Peace (Anthems) a Chance"
Sk any artist what’s most on their mind, and the idea of finding peace, equity and stability in a loudly divisive world will be a likely answer. One-time E
Julian Schnabel is a larger-than-life man living in a larger-than-life space making larger-than-life art, be it his monumentally-scaled paintings, or his operatic films—all rich in opulent design and ...
By: A.D. Amorosi
O f all progressive jazz’s overlords of the fretless bass, Percy Jones is the master most interested in shattering its myths and methodologies throughout his … Read More "X Marks the Spot: Fretless Bassist Percy Jones and Guitarist Tim Motzer Talk Classic Brand X, Plus PKT Trio with Drummer Kenny Grohowski"
