Maria Cavalluzzo of Babylon has one rule when she goes to a freestyle concert with her girlfriends — she insists on having seats upfront. “I will not go unless I get tickets in the front row,” she ...

Before freestyle — the dance music born out of New York’s Latin community in the 1980s — even had a name, an underage Lisa Velez (before she became Lisa Lisa) remembers sneaking into the storied Fun ...

One of the feistiest personalities on the local jazz scene, the Israeli bassist has been making his music soar since returning to action around the start of the year. Thick horn lines ride the gallop ...

In an age of bouncy and slow trap-based rap music — where the tempos of songs are usually between 130 and 160 beats per minute (BPM) — it's refreshing that certain rappers are bringing freestyle music ...

Since 1995, All About Jazz has championed jazz as an art form and supported the musicians who create it. Over three decades, it has grown into one of the world's leading jazz resources, serving ...

Listen Loud Series @ 5C Cafe (5th street & Avenue C in NYC) music from 7pm -9pm sharp!!! Nov 6 - Dom Minasi & Borah Bergman Nov 13 - DDT: Dom Minasi, Ken Filiano, Thomas Ulrich Nov 20 - Dom Minasi, ...

At 9 p.m. on a breezy Thursday at The Boat Yard at Tobay Beach, the dance floor is packed with 40- and 50-somethings grooving to the freestyle music that was the soundtrack to their teens and 20s. As ...

Freestyle music got its name from a Miami group called Freestyle Express. Someone left out half the name on the group’s most popular record, and when “Don’t Stop the Rock” became a national hit, the ...