A.D. Amorosi is a Columnist at Metro. With a focus on arts and entertainment, music, and culture, A.D. explores the intersections of pop culture, internet culture, and cultural movements, bringing readers insights into the music business and the latest trends in beauty and fashion. A.D. has been featured in SPIN, Yahoo News UK, Variety, and other notable publications.
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By: A.D. Amorosi
H ere are A.D. Amorosi’s monthly picks, coming to you the last Tuesday of the month. Aquiestoy, Til We Dissolve (self-released) Seattle-based guitarist-composer-singer Carlos Snaider … Read More "Sweeps Week: Top September Jazz Releases, Amorosi Edition"
By: A.D. Amorosi
T hough he was in and out of the City of Brotherly Love until his passage from Earth’s plane in 1967, John Coltrane only really … Read More "Coltrane 100 Live Celebration: Ascension. Adoration. Nothing but Net in Philadelphia."
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W hen this autumn’s 60th anniversary deluxe edition of Frank Zappa and his Mothers of Invention’s debut album, Freak Out!, was announced with its remastered … Read More "A 60th Anniversary Look at Zappa’s Jazz-Jammed Invention of Freak Out-edness"
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T he median price for tony real estate surrounding New York’s Lincoln Center is around $2 million. A tiny studio apartment goes for about $350,000. … Read More "Pianist Mathis Picard Plays for Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Living Memories: A Sonic Journey Through San Juan Hill"
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W ith Scatter the Atoms That Remain, Franklin Kiermyer’s first new studio recording in seven years, the free drummer and composer creates music with hot-winded … Read More "Across the Universe(s) with Drummer-Composer Franklin Kiermyer and Scatter the Atoms That Remain"
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F rom King Oliver and Louis Armstrong in the city’s Bronzeville area, from Muhal Richard Abrams, Steve McCall and Kelan Phil Cohran’s creation of the … Read More "Windy City Gets Its Due with New Volumes from Howard Reich and Jim Newberry"
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A fter a humid summer of Aaron Diehl, Ron Carter and the like in celebration of Miles Davis’s centenary, 92NY marches into autumn in New … Read More "I Can See for Miles: 92NY Continues Miles Davis Centenary Celebration with M.E.B. and Eddie Henderson"
On a muggy evening near Sunset Boulevard’s Silverlake Lounge, Robbie Chater and Tony Di Blasi are figuring out the final details for their night’s busy wor
S ince her days as a chemistry student and jazz whisperer at the University of Bristol, where she welcomed London’s beloved Ezra Collective to join … Read More "Marla Kether’s Bass Persuades, UK and Beyond"
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Nlike his Beat Gen contemporaries Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg and Kenneth Rexroth — performative speakers and writers tied to jazz from the start — Willia
