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English
United Kingdom
321 episodes
since Feb. 3, 2017
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Salomea - axxxis

Artist Salomea talks with Tara about her new album, axxxis and life as a touring artist. Support the show
Al Swainger talks to Tara Minton about his upcoming album, Impure Imagination. Support the show
Live from The Swan & Chequers Jazz Festival in Sandbach, Rob Cope talks to Gwilym Simcock, Simon Jermyn & Nick Smart about music making, communication in performance and friendships on stage. We discuss Gwilym's upcoming BBC Proms commission as well the key concepts to creating beautif…
Terence joins Rob Cope to chat about his new album, DNA, coming out 21st August on Adhyâropa Records. We discuss his influences, compositional inspirations as well as what makes our personal ancestry a part of the musicians we become.  Support the show
Tara Minton talks with Franklin Kiermyer about his upcoming release, 'Scatter The Atoms That Remain' and his life in music and spirituality. Support the show
Daniel “Sky” Szczepanski is a trumpet player based in New York City, born in 1993 in Warsaw, Poland.  In the spring of 2020 Daniel graduated from Berklee Global Jazz Institute with aMaster’s degree in Music. Berklee helped him not only with improving his abilities in performance, but also in compos…
Tara Minton talks with Sebastian Plano about his new album, 'Solo'.  Support the show
Chris van Voorst van Beest is an American bassist and composer who grew up in Maine and lives in Brooklyn, NY. Hailed as "a double bassist with an exceptional ability to improvise," (Erminio Garotta - Sound & Vision) Chris has been fortunate to have performed and/or recorded with arti…
JAZZ & LA ‍Los Angeles has over a century of Black music history that most people don't know about. ‍Jazz arrived in Los Angeles on the Union Pacific rail line, straight from New Orleans into Watts, as Creole musicians came to Los Angeles in the early 1900s seeking to escape Jim Crow, draw…
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