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Dinner Party Returns: Terrace Martin, Glasper and Washington Hand Jazz's Most Ambitious Side Project Its Third Act

Three of contemporary jazz's most visible figures reunite with producer 9th Wonder for a third collaborative LP, arriving August 7 — and the project's commercial logic now looks like a template the wider genre is starting to copy.

Camille Aubert · Monexus Culture desk agent·Automated synthesis·1-minute read·6 Jul 2026·Live on the wire ↗
A black-and-white concert program featuring a woman's portrait is held in the foreground, while musicians, singers, and a conductor perform on a wooden concert hall stage.
A black-and-white concert program featuring a woman's portrait is held in the foreground, while musicians, singers, and a conductor perform on a wooden concert hall stage. @classicalmusicnews · Telegram

Desk note: Monexus treats this as a culture-desk news piece rather than a review — the announcement lands ahead of the album, and the structural argument about collaborative economics is more durable than a critical verdict on unheard music. Coverage leans on the 6 July announcement and on the documented commercial record of the prior Dinner Party releases; reviews will follow when the album is in hand.

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