Podcast
Jamie Hicks: Saxophone, The "S"-Genre, Origin Story Album
Jamie talks about his first jazz album, Origin Story.
Podcast
The Rhythm Changes Podcast, established 2021 and hosted by Chris Fraser.
Podcast
Angela Verbrugge: Vocals, Victoria, Love for Connoisseurs
Angela talks about her second vocal jazz album, Love for Connoisseurs. She released the album on March 25th, 2022.
Podcast
Emily MacCallum: UofT Eco-Musicology
Emily talks about her academic and musical path from Langley to Victoria, Europe to UofT, and violin to musicology.
Podcast
Justice McLellan: Guitar, Vocals, Blue J, Podcasting
Justice talks about his band Blue J and their first indie rock album, A Sign of Good Luck, on Nettwerk Records.
Podcast
Ian Cromwell: Locals Lounge, Science, Violin, Politics
Ian talks about the return of his Vancouver live music initiative, Locals Lounge, to in-person presentations.
Podcast
Catherine Wilson: Euterpe, Music is the Key Initative
Euterpe is a jazz and classical performance non-profit. Catherine is the founder; she’s a concert pianist in Toronto.
Podcast
Tahnee Juryn: Vocals, Modern Day Warriors, Vocal Coaching
The Modern Day Warriors is Tahnee’s Rush cover band. She talks about that, vocal coaching, and more.
Podcast
Alex Marr & Tess Meckling: Sugarfungus Band
Alex & Tess talk about their indie rock band, Sugarfungus; and the band's first EP, Letting Go, Moving Still.
Podcast
Andie Lloyd: Lighting, Live A/V, The Mission of Artists
2 things I’ve never done: produce theatre shows, and deep dive on the music of Taiwan. Andie’s done both, and much more.
Podcast
Alex Scott: Singer-Songwriter, LxTox, Saskatchewan
Alex made a singer-songwriter EP with Josh Eastman under the name LxTox. The title track, “Adult Skin”, is the standout.
Podcast
Jonny Tobin: Keyboards, Production, Together Album
Jonny’s jazztronica music is a soundtrack to optimism. He’s hitting his stride in 2022 with his fourth album, Together.
Podcast
Carman J. Price: Vocals, Choice Standards, I Will Album
Carman’s second album, 10 years after his first one, is an eloquent jazz vocal album featuring Bill Coon and Rene Worst.