Bunker Day

Multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer, Adrián Quesada is forever learning, never resting on his laurels. Whether as guitarist and founder of Black Pumas or in control of his solo projects, he embraces soul, boleros and psychedelia with equal passion and intensity. Here we take a look at his back history, which ranges from Prince to Black Sabbath and from Latin sounds to hip hop.

Nick Cave and his Bad Seeds remain one of the most prolific adventures of the post-punk era. Since the late 1980s, the vast magnetism of the Australian singer has swirled through violent paroxysms, fulminating covers, piano ballads and sweaty rock'n'roll. As the years went by, Cave became more and more of a crooner, part way between a punk Frank Sinatra and an austere Johnny Cash.

When it comes to jazz singers, Billie, Ella, Sarah, and Nina may be firm favourites, but this vocal style is sprinkled with an array of exceptional singers ready to make their mark on this legendary genre. Can we still call it jazz? Or is it just that jazz as we know it is changing? Either way, it doesn’t make these vocalists any less incredible. So, without further ado, here are ten women who are making an impact on the world of jazz.