Peter Brendler – And Then, Nothing With “And Then, Nothing”, Brendler brings together compositions that have taken shape over years of work and reflection. paris-move.com/reviews/peter…

Anna Rubin – Powehi Anna Rubin’s double album Powehi (Neuma, 2025): bees, black holes, robots and migrant voices in piano, voice and electronic MusicStories. A must. paris-move.com/reviews/anna-…

New American Symphonies Jim Pugh’s New American Symphonies: the first recording of Roy Harris’s lost 1938 symphony for Tommy Dorsey, plus Scott Ninmer’s Night Suite. A must. paris-move.com/reviews/new-a…

Jeannine Wagar – Into the Night Jeannine Wagar’s debut as a composer, Into the Night (Neuma Records): a virtual orchestra, chorus and electronics in nine luminous pieces. A must. paris-move.com/reviews/jeann…

Alex Lubet – Songs in Time of Plague Alex Lubet’s Songs in Time of Plague: a resonator guitar tour de force and 17 improvised dulcimer songs. A stunning solo album. paris-move.com/reviews/alex-…

THE SICK MAN OF EUROPE – Intermittent Signal Pour son second album studio depuis juin 2025, ce combo anonyme et britannique continue de revisiter l’héritage post-punk aux lisières de la cold wave du début des eighties. paris-move.com/reviews/the-s…

Sylvie Courvoisier – Amalthea Sylvie Courvoisier and Patricia Brennan explore adventurous contemporary jazz on Amalthea, blending improvisation, inventive composition and rhythmic complexity. paris-move.com/reviews/sylvi…

Bill Laurance & Michael League: Close to Home Bill Laurance and Michael League’s Close to Home explores contemporary jazz through piano, bass, oud and minimalist musical interplay. paris-move.com/reviews/bill-…

Brandon Sanders – The Game Changer The Game Changer leaves me with a renewed enthusiasm for the art form, a strong desire to hear these musicians again and the conviction that Brandon Sanders has created something genuinely special. paris-move.com/reviews/brand…

Daggerboard & Erik Jekabson Orchestra – The Axes, Volume IV: Winter Solstice paris-move.com/reviews/dagge…

Patrick Butler – Sonic Stew 3 Discover how guitarist and composer Patrick Butler reimagines modern jazz on Sonic Stew Three, blending modal improvisation, funk, rock, and collective musical exploration. paris-move.com/reviews/patri…

Kevin Mark – Lefty’s Back (EP) Review of Lefty’s Back, the new five-track blues EP by Montreal guitarist Kevin Mark: raw, live-off-the-floor energy and a blistering Nick Curran tribute. Great EP. paris-move.com/reviews/kevin…

Armel Dupas Trio – Nocturnes Pianist Armel Dupas and his trio explore the delicate balance of intimacy, reinvention and musical freedom on Nocturnes, an album that reaffirms the enduring power of lyrical jazz. paris-move.com/reviews/armel…

Christian McBride, Ursa Major – Points Of Light Christian McBride and Ursa Major: When Musical Freedom Meets the Demands of the Collective. paris-move.com/reviews/chris…

What is Jazz? (auteur: Franck Médioni) Le jazz apparaît au travers des 534 pages de ce remarquable ouvrage comme une pensée en acte, une manière d’être autant qu’une musique. Indispensable! paris-move.com/reviews/what-…

DON CHERRY – Sunrise (w/ Collin Walcott, Leon Thomas + Oregon) Cet addendum à la copieuse discographie de Don Cherry ravira sans aucun doute ses fans les plus acharnés. paris-move.com/reviews/don-c…

Satoko Fujii Orchestra Tokyo – Kappa Ondo Pianist Satoko Fujii and trumpeter Natsuki Tamura explore the connections between jazz, outsider art and the artistic legacy of painter Ichiji Tamura. paris-move.com/reviews/satok…

A review of Reigen, where Ronny Graupe, Damaris Brendle and Dejan Terzić blend jazz, contemporary music and improvisation into a daring, poetic exploration of sound and collective creativity. paris-move.com/reviews/graup…

Us3 – Snap, Crackle & Bop! “Snap, Crackle & Bop!” en appelle donc, de manière quelque peu paradoxale, à la nostalgie envers un courant qui passait naguère pour une certaine forme d’avant-garde. paris-move.com/reviews/us3-s…

Gisela Horat – Trio / Solo Swiss pianist Gisela Horat explores the expressive possibilities of contemporary jazz on Trio Solo, blending improvisation, emotional depth, and a singular musical vision. paris-move.com/reviews/gisel…