The Rolling Estonian: Is Jazz Dead?

Dimly-lit clubs adorned with rich, red velvet drapes, ingrained with the smell of cigars and pomade, once housed Miles Davis and Duke Ellington's vivacious spirits.

But today, it’s a different story. Modern pop culture has locked jazz's relevance behind closed doors and swallowed the keys. It's become antiquated and unreachable in its true form; it exists in the collective imagination of younger generations as a reminder of the distant past. Some even say that jazz is dead.