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Trad (traditional jazz) was a New Orleans revivalist movement of jazz in Britain during the 50s and 60s, rejecting newer styles, such as bebop and big band swing, and successfully fended off the rock and roll craze. The simple and catchy melodies, improvised freely to a swinging rhythm, satisfied people’s taste for something familiar and exciting.
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Beneath all of the hate crimes, murder, police brutality, and COVID-related developments in the news lately, there’s another troubling headline you may have missed – the government are increasing the UK’s cap on nuclear warheads.
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If you’re here for another thirst-article about the dashing Duke – think again. I am not jumping on the Bridgerton bandwagon.
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Reading has been shown to be improve your mental health by reducing stress and even symptoms of depression. So, now that we’re in (yet another) lockdown, it’s the perfect time to catch up on reading.
