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Jonathan Baylis: Bass, Learning To Improvise (In-Person)
Jonathan Baylis talks about being a lifelong learner and becoming an improvising jazz double bassist.
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The Rhythm Changes Podcast, established 2021 and hosted by Chris Fraser.
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Tim Reinert: Infidels Jazz, Before He Presented Any Shows
Tim Reinert talks about what it means to be a jazz fan, hosting a radio show in a local scene, and starting a label.
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Laynah: Singer-Songwriter, Producing Yourself, Montreal
Laynah talks about learning to produce her own music as a singer-songwriter while moving between BC and Montréal.
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Amber Tsang: Vocals, Education, Autumn Nocturne Duo Album
Amber Tsang talks with me about her eventful year 2021, including her album Autumn Nocturne with Alvin Brendan.
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Steve Kaldestad: Saxophone, Regina, Montreal, London
Steve talks with me about moving from Regina to Montréal, then to London, and finally to Vancouver as a saxophonist.
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Will Clements: Vocals, Arranger, Education, Don't Miss Me
Will C. & Will C. discuss three classic problems: being too hard on yourself, work-time balance, and avoiding burnout.
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David Lavoie & Carson Tworow: Urban Repurpose, Duo Album
David & Carson released their first full album on July 23, 2021, with David living in Calgary and Carson in Vancouver.
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J. Knutson: Early Spirit, Folk, Guitar, Singer-Songwriter
Jay talks with me about the band Early Spirit, where he is the guitarist and singer-songwriter and I am a former member.
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Deanna Drudge: Folk-Rock, Singer-Songwriter, Killing Time
Deanna Drudge unpacks her new album titled Killing Time.
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Marina Hasselberg: Cello, Improviser, Jazzfest, New Music
Marina Hasselberg meets me on the occasion of her shows at the Vancouver jazz festival.
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Anita Eccleston: Trumpet, Vocals, So It Goes, Production
Anita's influences range from Amy Winehouse to Brad Turner, and from Radiohead to Dolly Parton.
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My Most Expensive Mistakes in the Music Business
I present 6 of my most expensive mistakes in a long-form version of an upcoming PechaKucha presentation.