Releases of new jazz bands or artists can sometimes be maddening. You want, above all else, to hear a complete document of what the band sounds like. Instead, you often get a release choked with guest appearances by whoever happens to be the bigwig players of the day, inevitably changing the group’s personality. The relatively […]
Releases of new jazz bands or artists can sometimes be maddening. You want, above all else, to hear a complete document of what the band sounds like. Instead, you often get a release choked with guest appearances by whoever happens to be the bigwig players of the day, inevitably changing the group’s personality.
The relatively new duo, Zohar & Adam, walk a line in this respect with the release of their…

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