NYJO Presents… Karen Shiraishi
Before her upcoming NYJO Presents livestream at Ronnie Scott’s, Karen takes some time to talk music making, the struggles that came with lockdown and her time at Berklee College of Music. We also see the return of Desert Island Discs!
NYJO Presents… Roella Oloro
Before her upcoming NYJO Presents livestream at Ronnie Scott’s, Roella takes a moment to talk music, spirituality and what it feels like to take the stage again.
NYJO Receive Grant of 150k From Second Culture Recovery Fund
We’re delighted to announce that we have been awarded vital new financial support as a part of UK Gov’s DCMS and Arts Council England Culture Recovery Fund for 2021.
Jazz Classics | Miles Davis – Bitches Brew
30 March 1970 provided the music world with one of the most provocative and extraordinary album ever recorded. It’s Miles Davis’ “Bitches Brew”.
NYJO Presents… Rosie Frater-Taylor
Rosie Frater-Taylor talk about her upcoming album, “Bloom” ahead of her ‘NYJO Presents…’ gig live from Ronnie Scott’s this March.
Pioneer Profile | Marian McPartland
British-born jazz pianist who emigrated to the US and won a huge following with her NPR show where she became known for bringing in underrepresented demographics to jazz clubs.
NYJO Presents… Helena Debono
We caught up with singer/songwriter Helena Debono before her upcoming ‘NYJO Presents…’ livestream from Ronnie Scott’s on 14 MAR 21.
NYJO Presents… #LockdownSessions @ Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club
From March 2021, our brand-new livestream series with Ronnie Scott’s will celebrate emerging talent from throughout the UK.
International Women’s Day 2021 | A Conversation…
To contribute to both #IWD2021 and the ongoing conversation surrounding the prejudices women face in the UK jazz scene, we sat down for a conversation with Dr. Sarah Raine, Emily Jones and Helena Debono.
Jazz Classics | John Coltrane – Giant Steps
February 1960 introduced the world to a whole new creative approach by one of its most influential artists. It’s John Coltrane’s game-changing album “Giant Steps”.