Alex LoRe

Alex LoRe is a highly regarded alto saxophonist and composer based in New York City. He is praised for connecting the legacy of contemplative and articulate jazz players from the past 70 years, blending influences from classical music to contemporary jazz and popular music. Mentored by legendary saxophonists like Lee Konitz, George Garzone, and Bunky Green, LoRe has a distinct voice that is both bold and melodically rich. He has released several acclaimed albums, including "Dream House," "More Figs and Blue Things," and "Karol," and is known for his work as both a leader and sideman at prominent venues like Smalls Jazz Club and The Jazz Gallery. His compositions and performances reflect his diverse musical background and his ability to blend different musical styles.

LoRe has been featured at numerous jazz festivals and has collaborated with a wide range of musicians. His recent projects continue to push the boundaries of jazz, incorporating elements of classical music and improvisation. In addition to his solo work, he co-founded the 11-piece ensemble "This, Now," which explores the intersection of composed and improvised music. LoRe's latest releases, such as "Evening Will Find Itself," showcase his evolving style and contributions to the contemporary jazz landscape.