Two decades since a teenage Amy Winehouse first performed with NYJO, the band are touring the UK to celebrate her life and music with two exciting women leading the way.
Meet Olivia Murphy and Lucy-Anne Daniels…
To go alongside our Jazz Classics series, we bring you ‘Modern Classics’ a new blog-series dedicated to some of the best jazz influenced sounds from the modern era.
NYJO Academy Music Director and former NYJO vocalist, Helena Debono, tells us about her debut album ‘Right Here’, which is available for your listening pleasure right now!
Orphy Robinson MBE expands on his first written account of the Caribbean influence on jazz and wider UK society, with an extended article exclusively for NYJO on Windrush Day 2021.
Check out our latest interview with rising star of the UK jazz scene and upcoming NYJO Presents artist, saxophonist Emma Rawicz!
“In Memory” is the first single taken from our upcoming collaboration with Barbara Thompson’s Paraphernalia. The album “Bulletproof” is due for release 4 JUN ’21.
Before her upcoming NYJO Presents livestream at Ronnie Scott’s, saxophonist and NYJO band-member Asha Parkinson kindly took some time to talk music, activism and confirm her love of cheese.
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!
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.
30 March 1970 provided the music world with one of the most provocative and extraordinary album ever recorded. It’s Miles Davis’ “Bitches Brew”.