ALL
THAT
JAZZ

A homage to the musicians that
learnt all the rules of music,
and then broke them to create
magic.













Jazz, the heartbeat of cool, syncopates through the soul of music, defying rules and dancing on the edges of spontaneity. It's the language of the night, whispered in the smoky haze of dim-lit clubs and echoed in the vibrant streets of New Orleans. In this eclectic rhythm playground, the legends emerge: Miles Davis, the trumpet sorcerer, paints sonic landscapes, while Duke Ellington orchestrates dreams with piano keys.

Jazz is more than a genre; it's the art of improvisation, where each note is a rebellion, and every musician becomes a poet of the unpredictable, crafting melodies that echo the heartbeat of freedom.





Miles Davis and John Coltrane


Kind of Blue
'Kind of Blue' is regarded as one of the best jazz albums recorded in history, and its magical 5 tracks of modal harmonies achieved what many other jazz albums couldn't: transforming the mainstream public into jazz enthusiasts. Six of the best jazz musicians of all time took part on this album: Saxophonists John Coltrane and Julian "Cannonball" Adderley, pianist Bill Evans, bassist Paul Chambers, and drummer Jimmy Cobb, with Miles Davis leading the sextet.

Whilst the whole album serves today as the bible for all aspiring jazz musicians and piano players (myself included), 'Flamenco Sketches' is my all time favourite: Its soft rhythm and melody, together with its melancholic atmosphere and outstanding solos and harmonic changes never fail to uplift my spirits and fill me with inspiration.

🎧 Listen to Flamenco Sketches below. 🎧