Michael Tucker

Scandinavian Art Ensemble with Tomasz Stanko: The Copenhagen Sessions Vol. 2 The recent release of Vol. 1 of this 2016 pan-European endeavour was met with part-praise, part-reservation in Konstantin N. Rega’s JJ review. Acknowledging “an important discovery” Konstantin suggested that “expressed in not exactly pretty compositions, the music here does capture a distinct landscape”. He […]

The Keweenaw leases are within the Company's Voyageur project land package, which lies within the same geological trend and approximately 70 kilometres

Mr. Michael Tucker reports PERSEVERANCE METALS LEASES 1,286 HECTARES WITHIN THE VOYAGEUR NICKEL-COPPER-PRECIOUS METALS PROJECT, MICHIGAN AND PROVIDES AN UPDATE ON LAC GAYOT AND AGM RESULTS

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For over five decades the Danish drummer and percussionist, composer, sound-poet, painter and bandleader Marilyn Mazur – who died on 12 December 2025 after a period of illness – was one of the strongest creative spirits in jazz and improvised music. Born in New York in 1955 to Polish and African-American parents, at the age of six Marilyn moved with her family (including her sister Yvonne) to Denmark. While her sister never settled in Copenhagen and later returned to America, Marilyn would not revisit the city of her birth until the 1980s when, following her contributions to the mid-1980s Aura project which Palle Mikkelborg had conceived for Miles Davis, she was invited to join the Davis band. She made two lengthy tours with Miles before joining first Gil Evans and then Wayne Shorter.

see PMI NR Mar 10 2026 ) a First Tranche closing of the Private Placement on March 10, 2026 for aggregate gross proceeds of $3,499,987.

Mr. Michael Tucker reports PERSEVERANCE METALS CLOSES $4.7M SECOND AND FINAL TRANCHE OF PRIVATE PLACEMENT FOR TOTAL GROSS PROCEEDS OF $8.2M

The sleeve info includes the statement that this project was “Proudly Presented By The Blue Note Capitol Team.” Well crafted and enjoyable – if not especially arresting – as the music is, I can't see much to be proud of in the way the personnel details are supplied.

Long one of my favourite saxophonists, over the years Lovano has led or appeared on many a terrific session for, e.g., Blue Note, Soul Note and, latterly, ECM. Regrettably – to my ears, at least – the unfortunately titled Paramount Quartet is often some way off that level.