Jeremy Gignoux Finds Music in the Method of Stillness
After a hand injury sidelined his violin playing, the Calgary-based composer created 'Odd Stillness,' an album that challenges traditional notions of performance and recording.
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Blake Leyh Unlocks the Imagined Domain of the Gravikord
A seasoned film and television composer discovers creative liberation in a 24-string electronic instrument that bridges ancient African tradition with space-age design. The result is 'New Modern Strings.'
India Gailey's Cello Metamorphosis Shakes the Earth
India Gailey's new album 'Butterfly Lightning Shakes The Earth' showcases her dual talents as composer and cellist, blending climate change awareness with Buddhist philosophy in a groundbreaking orchestral work.
A Tale of Two Trios — Caleb Wheeler Curtis's Ambitious Double Album
Balancing innovation and tradition, the saxophonist's latest project features original compositions and reimagined Monk standards, demonstrating his versatility across two distinct trio settings.
Dancing About Architecture with Lewis John Gill
The English composer's musical palette ranges from Chuck Berry to Karlheinz Stockhausen. Lewis John Gill reflects on his artistic journey, dream collaborations, and the enduring appeal of progressive rock.
Shawn Mativetsky Grasps the Infinite Art of Tabla with Temporal Waves
Tabla virtuoso Shawn Mativetsky discusses the instrument's complexity, the guru-disciple tradition, and his latest album 'Temporal Waves,' which marries classical Indian percussion with synthesizer soundscapes.
Dancing About Architecture with Jeremy Ledbetter
Jeremy Ledbetter, the mind behind CaneFire and producer of Juno Award-winning albums, shares insights on his creative process and the global influences that shape his distinctive musical style.
Roy Hargrove's Unreleased Album Breaks Its 25-Year Silence
Verve Records unveils 'Crisol: Grande-Terre,' a lost gem from the late jazz trumpeter's catalog, showcasing his innovative blend of Latin jazz and contemporary sounds.
'Quartets' Showcases Kevin Sun's Compositional Mastery and Ensemble Flair
Kevin Sun's double album features two distinct quartets, blending original compositions with unexpected covers and capturing the essence of the saxophonist's artistic growth in New York's vibrant jazz community.
Emilie Cecilia LeBel Turns Geography into Music
The acclaimed Canadian composer pushes the boundaries of piano music, blending traditional techniques with electromagnetic drones to craft otherworldly compositions.
Dancing About Architecture with Kerry Jones
The front woman of Portland's Death Doula opens up about childhood memories, dream collaborations, and the artists who never get old for her.
Courtney Cutchins Spans 'Grunge to Grace'
Backed by New York jazz luminaries, Cutchins crafts a sound that combines the raw energy of grunge with the sophistication of jazz.