Home » Jazz Articles » Radio & Podcasts » Phenomenal Women To Watch
Phenomenal Women To Watch
ByClick the play button to listen
Welcome to Audioguide, a new monthly DJ set created for All About Jazz. Gathering new music from across Europe, the USA and sometimes further afield, I'll bring you a different window on jazz each month. There will always be a theme to guide the selections (although it is never intended to be a "best of' collection) and lots of emerging artists showcased with a scattering of more established names.As we reach the end of a year in which the role and representation of women has been a hot topic in jazz and the wider world, it seems appropriate (essential, even) to launch this column with a mix of some of the most distinctive, emerging female artists of the moment. 2017 also saw the unexpected loss of a giant among women in jazz, and tribute is paid here.
A slow, introspective start to the mix comes from ECM saxophonist

Mette Henriette
saxophone, tenor
Lucia Cadotsch
vocalsb.1984

Jaimie Branch
trumpet1983 - 2022

Laura Jurd
trumpet
Yazz Ahmed
trumpetAs thoughts turn to the new year, saxophonist

Nubya Garcia
saxophone
Vula Viel
percussion
Daymé Arocena
vocals
Gilles Peterson
electronics
Yilian Canizares
violinb.1980

Geri Allen
piano1957 - 2017
Playlist
- Mette Henriette "So" (ECM Records)
- Lucia Cadotsch "Slow Hot Wind" (Yellowbird)
- Jaimie Branch "Theme 001" (International Anthem)
- Dinosaur "Living Breathing" (Edition Records)
- Yazz Ahmed "Jamil Jamal" (Naim Records)
- Nubya Garcia "Lost Kingdoms" (Jazz Re:freshed)
- Vula Viel "Bewa" (self released)
- Daymé Arocena "Mambo Na' Mà" (Brownswood Recordings)
- Yilian Ca?izares "Mapucha" (Na?ve Records)
- Geri Allen "LWB's House" (Motéma Music)
Tags
Comments
PREVIOUS / NEXT
Support All About Jazz
