Jazz rock is a dynamic genre that emerged in the late 1960s, characterized by its fusion of jazz's improvisational complexity and rock's energetic drive. Typically featuring extended instrumental passages, intricate time signatures, and virtuosic musicianship, jazz rock combines electric guitars, keyboards, and drums with jazz-influenced horn sections and experimental vocal styles. Born from the intersection of psychedelic rock, free jazz, and classical music, this genre flourished in the 1970s with the rise of iconic bands that pushed the boundaries of musical innovation. Jazz rock's cultural significance lies in its embodiment of creative freedom and eclecticism, reflecting the era's countercultural spirit. Distinguishing itself from related styles like progressive rock and fusion, jazz rock's emphasis on spontaneity and avant-garde experimentation sets it apart, yielding a unique sound that continues to inspire and influence musicians across genres.

The Brahms Project

Kurt Rosenwinkel•

Jean-Paul Brodbeck

Album - 10 Tracks - Released May 2, 2025