“Offering many musical delights for both the seasoned jazz aficionado and the casual listener, ‘Come What May’ stands out in the crop of 2019’s jazz releases, and might be one of the best albums of this year, period,” states POPMATTERS (2019 Album Review of ‘Come What May’). “It is alive, sublime, deep and exquisite in its tone and interplay…a truly satisfying album,” says ALL ABOUT JAZZ (2020 Album Review of “RoundAgain”). “Joshua Redman has delivered his finest recording to date. And that’s saying something,” raves DOWNBEAT MAGAZINE (2023 Album Review of “Where Are We”). “Redman’s playing is greatly influenced by funky, big-toned soul-jazz tenors like Eddie Harris, Gene Ammons, and Red Holloway, but his probing, searching qualities bring to mind Coltrane,” states ALLMUSIC.
11x-GRAMMY® Award Nominated Saxophonist & Composer JOSHUA REDMAN is one of the most acclaimed and charismatic jazz artists to have emerged since the 1990s. In 1991, Redman was named winner of the prestigious Thelonious Monk International Saxophone Competition. Since then, Redman has worked and played with a vast array of jazz luminaries and released over 20 acclaimed albums. In 2020, Redman (Saxophone), Brad Mehldau (Piano), Christian McBride (Bass) & Brian Blade (Drums) released 'RoundAgain'. The album was Nominated for a GRAMMY® Award for "Best Jazz Instrumental Album" and Redman was Nominated for another GRAMMY® Award for "Best Improvised Jazz Solo" (Song "Moe Honk" on 'RoundAgain'). In 2022, Redman released the album 'LongGone' which was also Nominated for a GRAMMY® Award. "One of the most accomplished and versatile players on the saxophone scene, his attention to melody and exquisite soloing abilities through salient motivic saturation is breathtaking," raves ALL ABOUT JAZZ.