Jazz journalists plunged into the no-longer-new new year, improvising as always in all media, ears open and spreading buzz of what we’ve…
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If a woman writes about jazz, is she imposing a feminist act? Feminism is a school of thought that vehemently fights for…
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JJA member Christian Broecking, a critical author, scholar and educator, founding director of Berlin Jazz Radio, contributor to Berliner Zeitung among other…
MoreEditor’s note: This is the first of three reports by Jose Dos Santos from the 33rd annual 2021 Jazz Plaza festival produced…
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An extensive list of hundreds of international esteemed jazz, blues and “creative music” instrumentalists, singers and adherents of those arts who died…
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The history of the Jazzfest Berlin, begun in 1964 as the ‘Berliner Jazztage,’ encompasses being founded in a divided city and continuing…
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Jazz Journalists Association members — most writers or broadcasters, living in or near U.S. major or smaller cities — want more connections…
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As COVID-19 has disrupted the lives and jobs of many different people worldwide, we at Jazzfuel — which I started in 2016…
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Jazz journalist, author and radio show host Sammy Stein filed two comprehensive reports last summer on musical activities in the face of…
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Jazz journalism is alive and well, as JJA members are getting their news and views about the music out in every media…
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Due to the present crises in the U.S., it must be said that jazz journalists universally endorse harmony — even when there’s…
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The Jazz Journalists Association celebrates its 2020 Jazz Awards online on Thursday, June 18 at 8 pm ET, with a first of…
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