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	Although Adele has set up shop in Munich for the next month, she has Paris on the brain.Taylor Swift Unveils Video Homage To Three Olympics Athletes In New Promo




	The Grammy Award winner paused the second night of her ‘Adele in Munich’ residency on Saturday, playing the Olympic women’s 100 meters final on the giant screens at Messe München’s 80,000-seat outdoor arena venue.




	“Adele stops her show to watch Sha’Carri Richardson in the 100m Women’s Final at the Olympics!” wrote one fan on X with a clip of the hushed crowd watching the race.




	Team USA’s Richardson ultimately took home silver with a...

Adele Pauses Munich Concert To Air Olympic Women’s 100M Final

From harpist Amanda Whiting, we begin the 865th Episode of Neon Jazz with music from her album The Liminality of Her. From there, we dive into music from Sofia Goodman's Receptive followed by Robby Ameen, Andy James, Anthony Stanco and Bruno Herbert. The final track puts a bow on the show with music from Twin Talk's Live.

Bruno Herbert, Robby Ameen, Sofia Goodman & Amanda Whiting

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Adele confidently swept through a wardrobe malfunction during her first sold-out show in Munich as part of her new residency, read more here…

Adele fights through wardrobe issues as she pauses sold-out show in Munich

Blanco, TX

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Brigid Pfeifer

There were a number of celebrities who passed away within the past week, including two notable actresses: Shelley Duvall and Shannen Doherty. Shelley Duvall passed away on Thursday July 11th at her home in Blanco, Texas. The cause of death was complications from diabetes and news of her death was confirmed by her partner Dan Gilroy.

Two Beloved Hollywood Actresses Have Passed Away This Week

The Linder Brothers, Alex Skolnick, Cosmosquad, John Scofield, David Sancious, Evan Marien and Spanish guitarist Chema Vilchez. Allan Holdsworth, Brandon Coleman quartet and bassist Damien Erskine. Playlist. Linder Brothers "When I Was 16" from Linder Brothers (Verve) 00:00. Alex Skolnick Trio "Scorch" from Transformation (Magnatude) 06:23. Cosmosquad "Epapo Funk" from...

Linder Brothers, John Scofield, David Sancious, Allan Holdsworth and Brandon Coleman Quartet

If discovery is an element, and most certainly it is if one is an adventurous listener, uncovering new talent motivates your listening habits. With a release like Integration!, the exploration is nearly effortless. For those not yet familiar with the label Jersika Records, the album is a Latvian production under the careful guidance of its chief Mareks Ameriks. For the technical nerds out there, Integration! was captured on analog reel-to-reel tape using a Studer B 67 ¼" two-track tape recorder without editing or overdubbing. The vinyl was cut directly from the original masters on a Neumann VMS70 cutting lathe using a Neumann SX74 cutting head. Translated for the rest of us, the vinyl LP has extraordinarily good sound.

Vadims Dmitrijevs Quintet: Integration!

Pianist/composer Satoko Fujii has released over one hundred albums since 1996 and, in line with that prolific output, Aloft is the third record she has appeared on just in 2024; see also the Kaze ensemble's Unwritten (Libra Records, 2024) and the Tokyo Trio's Jet Black (Libra Records, 2024). While it...

Natsuki Tamura / Satoko Fujii: Aloft

Chicago, IL

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Foodie in Chicago

Shortly before 3 AM, people in the Chicago area may have felt their houses shake as a 3.4-magnitude earthquake occurred about 60 miles west of the city. (CHICAGO) The United States Geological Survey (USGS) reported a 3.4-magnitude earthquake around Somonauk, IL. Somonauk is in DeKalb and LaSalle Counties, 64 miles west of Chicago.

Did You Feel the Earthquake?

Stunning, chilled lyricism and compositional acuity. Reflecting on In these hills, beyond , trumpeter and composer Chad McCullough says “this album is a celebration of life, but it wasn't planned that way. I just wanted to play great music with my friends, as lofty a goal as I have most of the time. However, the recent passing of my grandfather added more weight to everything.” On tour with his quintet last year, McCullough realized midway through the first concert that it was his grandfather’s birthday. “It brought home the importance of being surrounded by good friends and family both to grieve and to celebrate.” In these hills, beyond documents their last two nights at the North Street Cabaret in Madison, Wisconsin, capturing a level of musical communication and camaraderie that only develop through a band playing night after night on the road.

New Live Recording From Trumpeter Chad McCullough on Calligram Records

Sooner Or Later is jazz vocalist Natalie Jacob's debut release. It is a refreshing addition to the jazz landscape, blending classic Great American Songbook tunes and bossa nova standards. Produced by Grammy Award winner Scotty Barnhart, the album benefits from the contributions of an outstanding ensemble, including Barnhart on trumpet, pianist Tamir Hendelman, guitarist Anthony Wilson, bassist Carlitos del Puerto, drummer Clayton Cameron and percussionist Kevin Winard. This all-star lineup created a rich backdrop for Jacob's compelling vocal interpretations.

Natalie Jacob: Sooner Or Later

Blues for Vita provides listeners with an outstanding eight-selection presentation that is a modernized throwback to the days when tenor-trumpet quintets such as Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, Lee Morgan's, and Cannonball Adderley's ensembles were the mainstays of jazz labels such as Riverside, Columbia, and Blue Note. The album offers a well-produced mix of straight-ahead, boogaloo, and Latin-flavors from five terrific Paul Carlon originals, two Broadway musical grabs, and a Larry Willis tune made most famous by Woody Shaw on his Rosewood CD (Columbia, 1978).

The Paul Carlon Quintet: Blues for Vita The Paul Carlon Quintet

Welcome Music Family! It's time for another heartfelt episode of the "First Instrument Jazz Show"! I've got a great show in store for you this week including a lot of new music from artists such as Norma Winstone, Zack Foley, Suzanne Pittson, and Eric Hollaway; and plenty more timeless music from artists such as Billie Holiday, Thandi Ntuli, JD Walter, Charenee Wade and Al Jarreau. Come get lost in the music with me!

Al Jarreau, Norma Winstone, Thandi Ntuli and More

Hollywood Unlocked

In a moment that combined the worlds of music, sports, and pure entertainment, legendary rapper Snoop Dogg made waves as he carried the Olympic torch on the final day of its relay in Paris! Accompanied by cheering crowds and a contagious atmosphere of excitement, Snoop Dogg took to the streets of Saint-Denis, a northern Parisian ... Read more
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Cheryl E Preston

Some Virginia fans of The Bold and the Beautiful said they were skeptical when Thomas Forrester (Mathew Atkinswon) asked Hope Spencer (Anikka Noelle) to marry him for a third time on Friday.

The Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers: Thomas was not sincere in his proposal to Hope on Friday

New music from Scott Kinsey, Al Di Meola, Mike Stern, Mark Lettieri and Jubu Smith. MMCircle with Enrico Pinna, Igor Willcox Quartet, Aurora Clara plus some Jazz from Kavyesh Kaviraj and Juan Dhas. Playlist. Scott Kinsey "Domino Theory" from Luniwaz-Live (Whirlwind) 00:00. Al Di Meola "Paradox Of Puppets" from Twentyfour...

New music from Scott Kinsey, Al Di Meola, Mike Stern, Aurora Clara and Juan Dhas

With Long As You're Living ace jazz vocalist m: Lisa Rich and a team of New York A-listers soar across a dozen tracks of superior jazz. The album, her first since Highwire (Tritone Records, 2019) is a tour de force of musical talents and it once again validates Rich as one of our finest vocal artists.

Lisa Rich: Long As You're Living

Detroit, MI

It’s like a family, we’re all living life through music. As a jazz journalist, attending summer festivals is almost a rite of passage, a journey to a place where so many pieces of the international jazz community are gathered in one spot to sample, or to indulge oneself. Over the years, accompanied by repeated visits, the sights and sounds of the festival locations become clearer and more familiar, the vibe more encompassing. You come to realize that many festival sites become jazz deserts once the festival circus leaves town. They are simply geographic annual event coordinates, a brief gathering spot. There are others however, that rise to international acclaim as an outgrowth of a local scene that includes a thriving mentorship cycle creating a jazz continuum of sorts. A city where music comes first, and generations of talent are produced to inevitably leave and impact the jazz community worldwide. Detroit is such a place. While jazz journalists typically are aware of the city's impact on jazz and pop music culture, few outside of the state of Michigan would ever have ventured there to experience the thriving local scene if not for the annual jazz festival that takes place for four days out of each year.

Kasan Belgrave Takes Off

New York City, NY

The Festival of New Trumpet Music (FONT Music) has announced its 2024 festival, running September 9-15, 2024 in New York. The Festival of New Trumpet Music (FONT Music) is thrilled to announce its 2024 program, celebrating trumpet music from around the globe. This year’s festival will be held from September 9-15, 2024, and will comprise both virtual and in-person programming, held at venues across New York City, Queens, and Brooklyn, and even Buffalo NY. This year, FONT will honor the legendary Jon Faddis with the 2024 Award of Recognition, which will be awarded at the Louis Armstrong House Museum.

Festival Of New Trumpet Music (font Music) Announces 2024 Festival

Yesterday was the third time this year that an ad stating Chelsea Clinton lives in a beautiful Virginia home popped up on my laptop. My computer did not warn me this was a dangerous site, so this time, I clicked on the link.

Chelsea Clinton is rumored to be living in Virginia but probably still in NYC

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Camilo Díaz

(MA) Meet Gibson Band, a pocket-sized pup with a huge heart full of love. This 4-year-old Chihuahua grew up as an owned pup in a loving home. Unfortunately, Gibson's owners recently went through some unexpected life changes, and as such were no longer able to provide him with the care and love he needed. Now, Gibson is living safely with a foster family found through Great Dog Rescue New England. Despite loving his foster family, Gibson hopes he will not have to wait very long before he can make his final move to a furever home!

Tiny 8-Pound Chihuahua Searching For Love After Owner Forced To Surrender

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Jordina Millà and Barry Guy: Live In Munich

There is an elusive, impossible logic to Live In Munich, an album that could sound so much like so many before it. But it does not....

Jordina Millà and Barry Guy: Live In Munich

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