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Out of ‘Eclipse’: Amadou & Mariam bring songs from their sensory world to SFJAZZ

Marke B. -
The beloved Malian duo have been up to a lot—including a tour featuring selections from their immersive 2012 show.
Music

Under the Stars: Harping out the genius of Alice Coltrane and Dorothy Ashby

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Angel Bat Dawid and Nabihah Iqbal come through with new albums, Mae Powell glows, more new music
Music

Neither rain nor hail could keep The Roots from delivering hip-hop love

John-Paul Shiver -
Their appearance at the Masonic may have been delayed, but the legendary outfit made it for some old school healing
Music

In Trugoy we trust: Remembering the rapper through De La’s ‘3 Feet High and Rising’

John-Paul Shiver -
30 years ago, the album rewired hip-hop. Trugoy the Dove's passing now lends its reissue a melancholy sheen.
Music Review

Garage punk power trio free jazz? It was the moment for James Brandon Lewis

John-Paul Shiver -
At SFJAZZ for Noise Pop, the Sonny Rollins-anointed saxophonist burned the house down.
Music Review

Noise Pop got trippy with snow-watch jazz and a royal local guest

John-Paul Shiver -
Umbrellas be damned: Nate Mercereau, Carlos Niño, Jesse Peterson, and legend Idris Ackamoor kept SFJAZZ toasty
Music

Samara Joy and Orchestra Gold define the new classic at 40th SF Jazz Festival

John-Paul Shiver -
3 concerts you'll want to lock in now—plus news on a redefinitional approach to the Great "American" Songbook.
Music Review

Noise Pop kicked off with plushie adoration for No Vacation

John-Paul Shiver -
A sold out crowd of youthful acolytes filled the Chapel for the return of the Bay Area-bred indie faves.
Music

Under the Stars: Idris Ackamoor celebrates 50 visionary years of cosmic jazz

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Post-punk power trio Orion's Belte swing by, Los Bitchos are back (in 'Daria' shorts?), more music news
Music

30 years of wild Noise Pop nights and ‘talent beyond genre’

Joshua Rotter -
Festival co-owner Jordan Kurland on filling the city with independent music and his favorite live moments

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