31 December 2020

January 2021 Issue out now

The January 2021 issue of Sussex Jazz Magazine is out now. We have print copies available to new subscribers. You can subscribe here. The front cover of the magazine features a painting of trumpeter Jay Phelps at Jazz In The Round, painted by Gina Southgate who writes about Jazz in the Round and her experiences […]

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1 December 2020

December SJM Out Now

The December issue of Sussex Jazz Magazine is out now. The front cover features saxophonist Chris Potter (photo by Dave Stapleton). In our main interview Chris Potter talks about his latest album There Is A Tide. Artist Gina Southgate has written a column talking about her experience painting double bassist Tom Herbert. The magazine also […]

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28 July 2020

August Issue Free to Download

The August issue of SJM is available to download, for free, here: SJM August 2020 The front cover shows Mark Kavuma and Ruben Fox performing for New Generation Jazz TV, filmed at the Ropetackle Arts Centre in Shoreham-by-Sea (photo by Lisa Wormsley). Inside the magazine we have an interview with musician Mike Potter of Harry’s […]

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30 June 2020

July Issue Free to Download

The July issue of Sussex Jazz Magazine is now available and free to download here: SJM July 2020   Our 102nd issue features the following: The cover features a photo of bassist Isobella Burnham by Pat Pascal. Column by Pat Pascal’s column talks about diversity in jazz, with photos of young black musicians to look […]

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1 June 2020

June Issue Free to Download

The June issue of Sussex Jazz Magazine is now available and free to download here: SJM June 2020   Our 101st issue features the following: The cover features a painting of cellist Ayanna Witter-Johnson by artist Gina Southgate. Interview with trumpeter Avashai Cohen by SJM writer George Richardson. Columns by Simon Spillett and Gina Southgate. […]

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1 May 2020

100th Issue of SJM Free to Download

  We are celebrating our 100th issue of Sussex Jazz Magazine by offering it free to download. Our May issue features interviews with Sarathy Korwar and Ela Southgate, plus album Q&As with George Colligan, Kandace Springs, Chip Wickham, Alex Hitchcock, Rob Luft and Tom Green. We also have exclusive lockdown diaries from vocalist Sara Oschlag […]

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1 May 2020

Jazz News (May 2020)

The Verdict Receives Crisis Grant Brighton’s The Verdict have received a crisis grant to help ensure its survival during the current coronavirus pandemic. The much-needed funds were confirmed in late April. Roxanne Checkley said, “I am immensely relieved and grateful, my thoughts are with the other 500+ venues that face potential closure in this crisis.” […]

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5 April 2020

Patricia Pascal Interview

Promoters of young jazz talent, Jazznewblood are celebrating their 5th year. Founder Patricia Pascal spoke to Charlie Anderson about its history and successes.   What gave you the idea to start Jazznewblood? I first started my contact with the youth jazz scene in 2012 through my personal experience of raising two precocious young musicians and […]

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3 April 2020

Terry Pack: Reflections on the Impact of the Coronavirus Crisis

A musician’s reflections on the effects of the Coronavirus crisis What a thing it is to be a musician: to write and arrange music, to practise and rehearse, to play and perform. In so many ways, I am perfectly suited to this enforced self-isolation. I spend so much time alone as it is, and always […]

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2 April 2020

Words…Marilyn du Sax

  I was born in The Wirral, but moved to Manchester when I was 7. I had 2 sisters and 6 girl cousins who we’d meet at Grandma’s house most Sundays. I remember questioning if I was really a boy, but stopped short of thinking I was a girl, which is why I don’t think of myself […]

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