Founded in 2016 by Begoña Villalobos, who remains its Editor-in-Chief, In&OutJAZZ is an independent international publication dedicated to contemporary and improvised music.

Over the years, the magazine has grown into a dynamic editorial community bringing together writers, musicians, artists and engaged listeners from different countries and musical backgrounds. Our work explores improvised music, avant-garde and free jazz, experimental and contemporary music, with a particular focus on artists and projects distinguished by originality, artistic risk and a distinctive creative voice.

We believe that music deserves not only to be heard, but also to be explored, questioned and understood within its wider artistic and cultural context. Our editorial approach is guided by intellectual rigor, artistic independence and freedom of thought, combining critical analysis with a genuine curiosity for new ideas, sounds and forms of expression.

From established figures to emerging voices, we document the artists, projects and scenes shaping the present and future of contemporary music.

We publish:

• In-depth interviews with established and emerging artists
• Album reviews and critical perspectives on new releases
• Festival coverage from international stages and music scenes
• Features on artists, creative processes and contemporary music communities

Thanks to our international network of artists, record labels, promoters and collaborators, In&OutJAZZ receives a large number of albums and releases from around the world throughout the year.

We listen to and consider as many submissions as we can. However, due to the volume of music we receive, we are not able to review every release.

Our editorial selection is based on artistic quality, originality, creative approach, and alignment with the editorial vision of In&OutJAZZ. We only publish reviews of music that genuinely resonates with our editorial team and that we believe is relevant to our readers.

If your album is not reviewed, this does not necessarily mean that we have not listened to it. It may be because:

• We have not yet had the opportunity to listen to it.
• It falls outside our current editorial focus.
• We have selected other releases for publication at that particular time.
• Our editorial schedule does not allow us to cover every submission.

We appreciate every submission and the trust that artists and labels place in In&OutJAZZ when sharing their work with us.

Submit Your Music

If you would like to submit an album for consideration, please send the following materials to our editorial team by email:

• Press kit
• Album artwork
• Streaming or download link
• Release date and relevant credits
• Any additional promotional or contextual material you consider relevant

Please note that submitting an album does not guarantee a review or publication. All submissions are considered according to our editorial criteria and availability.

Thank you for sharing your music with In&OutJAZZ Magazine.

Publication Title: In&OutJAZZ Magazine

ISSN: 3101-6987

Trademark / Logo Registration: No. 4,189,059

Publication Type: International digital magazine specializing in improvised music, experimental jazz, and contemporary creative music.

Founded: 2016.

Editor-in-Chief: Begoña Villalobos.

Editorial Team: In&OutJAZZ Magazine is supported by an international team of critics, journalists, photographers, and specialists in improvised music, experimental music, and contemporary jazz.

Publisher: In&OutJAZZ Magazine, Madrid.

Place of Publication: Madrid, Spain.

Languages: Spanish and English

Publication Frequency: Continuous publication with regular updates.

Format: Digital-only (online).

Official Website: https://inandout-jazz.es/

Editorial Policy:
In&OutJAZZ Magazine is an independent publication dedicated to the analysis, criticism, and promotion of the most innovative developments in contemporary jazz on an international scale. Its editorial focus encompasses contemporary musical practices, free jazz, free improvisation, and emerging creative scenes, with particular attention to artists and projects that demonstrate artistic originality, experimental approaches, and a distinctive creative voice.

The magazine is committed to rigorous and independent criticism, avoiding commercial or mainstream perspectives in favor of in-depth editorial content aimed at music professionals, researchers, artists, and dedicated listeners with a strong interest in contemporary creative music.

Editorial Responsibility:
The Editor-in-Chief is responsible for ensuring the quality, accuracy, and integrity of all published content, while safeguarding the magazine’s editorial independence and professional standards.

Contact:
inandoutjazz@gmail.com