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Michael J. West calls the album's original compositions, "cloaked in Douglas' own envelope-pushing conception."

Stream and download this great track from the album 'Both Are True.'

Subscribers can hear an exclusive excerpt with Regina talking about what she's up to during this time of quarantine.

J.D. Considine says, "Metropolis Paradise is full of sly rhythmic interplay, cleverly constructed compositions."

Martin Williams says, "Both Are True is a compelling assemblage of intense ideas brought to exciting fruition."

Dave Douglas chats with MacArthur Fellowship recipient violinist Regina Carter about her wide ranging experience in all sorts of music.

The piece was written and performed in support of the UK Musicians Union.

Dave Sumner says, "The way in which Angela Morris and Anna Webber marry the strange and familiar is fascinating."

Dave sat down with York professor Sundar Viswanathan for an interview.

Writer Dan Ouellette calls the album "riveting and mercurial."

Keaton Lamie calls the Metropolis Paradise, "an album that flows seamlessly between smooth and progressive jazz."

Giovanni Russonello says, "Douglas has created a loving tribute with its own liftoff."

Thanks to all of you who chose to support us by purchasing music at our Bandcamp store on Friday.

JAZZIZ says, "Douglas takes a deep dive into the work of bebop great Dizzy Gillespie on his brand new album."

The new Dave Douglas album inspired by trumpeter and composer Dizzy Gillespie is now available worldwide.

The album was included in Phil Freeman's monthly 'Ugly Beaty' piece, along with a number of great new releases.

The third single has been added to key playlists on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Tidal.

Bandcamp will not charge their fee on purchases for the entire day.

We're sharing a FREE Dave Douglas track from the album Orange Afternoons.