Reviews

Jazz Convention: Jordan Corda "Awakenings" by Fabio Ciminiera

Jordan Corda relives the most important episodes of his life in a concept album that begins with the vibraphonist's Sardinian origins, recounts his arrival on the "continent," reflects on urban settings, and finally focuses on the awareness of being a musician. The narrative thread ...

A Proposito Di Jazz - I Nostri CD: Le Autumn Leaves - Jordan Corda, Awakenings di Amedeo Furfaro

A.MA Records presents Awakenings, an album by vibraphonist Jordan Corda that, as is often the case with the Apulian label's artists, looks to the international contemporary jazz scene. The lineup features jazz musicians accustomed to intercepting the most cutting-edge currents, becoming new ...

IndiePerCui: Jordan Corda - Awakenings by Marco Zordan

Leaving aside technical ability and personal taste, too often influenced by market norms, we find ourselves faced with a powerfully emotionally charged performance where sweat and passion are highlighted by an intrinsic predisposition to create, step by step, sonic environments of undeniable ...

Sutero Choice: Jordan Corda - Awakenings

Introducing "Awakenings," an album released on September 25, 2026, by Jordan Corda, a vibraphonist from Sardinia, Italy. This European jazz album, featuring a quintet lineup of vibraphone, alto saxophone, piano, bass, and drums, delivers a smooth, yet sometimes intense, listening ...

Windout Magazine: Jordan Corda "Awakenings" By Giuseppe Maggioli

New details emerge in Awakenings, the fluid album by vibraphonist Jordan Corda. Modern jazz pervades the work, with nuanced perspectives on its funk mazes. Fresh writing and linear improvisation. Interestingly, it draws on the past with Bobby Hutcherson, but also jazz gems like The Continent and ...

New details emerge in Awakenings, the fluid album by vibraphonist Jordan Corda. Modern jazz pervades the work, with nuanced perspectives on its funk mazes. Fresh writing and linear improvisation. Interestingly, it draws on the past with Bobby Hutcherson, but also jazz gems like The Continent and ...