Rolling Stone — Pianist Robert Glasper has spent the past ten years decorously disassembling whatever walls folk may imagine separate the romantic funk of modern R&B from the abstract truths and monster chops of modern jazz. This not-having-two-effs-to-give qu... more info

New York Times — Mr. Glasper, a pianist, and a slew of guests on his new album, “Everything’s Beautiful,” pay tribute to Davis with remixes from his archive. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — "The jazz community kind of kills the alive to praise the dead," Robert Glasper told The Times in a 2012 interview for his album “Black Radio.” In addition to being successful enough to spawn a sequel, that record forged a path through ja... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — "The jazz community kind of kills the alive to praise the dead," Robert Glasper told The Times in a 2012 interview for his album “Black Radio.” In addition to being successful enough to spawn a sequel, that record forged a path through ja... more info

Uncut — One of Prince's closest collaborators tells all... One of Prince's closest collaborators tells all... The post Revealed! The truth about what really happened when Prince jammed with Miles Davis appeared first on Uncut. more info

Guardian Music — (ECM) Former Miles Davis and current Keith Jarrett drummer Jack DeJohnette’s decisive energies and musicality make him, at 73, one of the marvels of contemporary jazz. This trio joins him with John Coltrane’s saxophonist son Ravi, and b... more info

Consequence of Sound — Two legends from different eras converge on Robert Glasper's reverent remix. more info

Stereogum — A couple months back we learned that a host of notable names would be featured on the Miles Davis tribute album Everything’s Beautiful. Erykah Badu, KING, Stevie Wonder, Hiatus Kaiyote, Bilal, Phonte, Illa J, and John Scofield (a guitarist from Dav... more info

Rolling Stone — "I think Miles would've loved Erykah," pianist and producer Robert Glasper told Rolling Stone recently, during a conversation about Everything's Beautiful, an upcoming album on which he reworked snippets of Miles Davis' studio recordings to create en... more info

New York Times — The saxophonist Joe Lovano assembled a kind of dream team for a concert that is part of a 90th-birthday tribute to John Coltrane and Miles Davis. more info