A great visit to the show from Oren Bloedow aka Oren O’Blivion. He and Dave listen to his new recordings and talk about songwriting, lyrics, and owning and managing a music venue in New York. Oren and Dave are creating a very special show to benefit the Festival of New Trumpet Music on December 9 & 10 at The Owl Music Parlor with Jon Irabagon, Matt Mitchell, Matt Penman, and Rudy Royston. Get your tickets here. Enjoy this great conversation and hope to see you in Brooklyn!

Edited by Will Chernoff.

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Special Episode! Enrico Rava and Dave Douglas chatted on Zoom in appreciation of Enrico’s Award of Recognition from the grassroots Festival of New Trumpet Music. This is a coproduction with FONT, and a great moment to hear Enrico talk about Miles Davis, Chet Baker, Louis Armstrong, Bix Beiderbecke, and his early experiences in New York with Steve Lacy, Gato Barbieri, and others. Congratulations, Enrico!

Edited by Riley Mulherkar, Tyler McDiarmid, and Will Chernoff.

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Shabaka Hutchings joins Dave Douglas to discuss his recent solo album. How shocked he was to even be asked to make a mediation album. And then proceeding to do it. Afrikan Culture is a beautiful statement of winds, blends, sounds and more. Shabaka talks about the process of making it and much more.

In the EXTRA, Dave and Shabaka talk about great shakuhachi master Watazumido Doso Roshi.

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Michael Wolff recently published a brilliant memoir, “On That Note,” which talks about his journey through the music, including episodes with mentor Bill Evans, and bouts of difficult challenges, and coming through it all. Super inspiring episode. Michael is a great pianist, composer, bandleader and arranger. We were thrilled that he could join Dave Douglas for this discussion.

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Trish Clowes made a beautiful and grooving record for Greenleaf Music this year: A View With A Room. Trish joins Dave Douglas to talk about the album, about her efforts supporting refugees and about her chamber and orchestral works. Check out her album and this great conversation.

Subscribers get access to a bonus excerpt, where Trish and Dave discuss the music of Wayne Shorter. Join us here to enjoy all the episodes.

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Jen Shyu visits A Noise From The Deep Podcast! Groundbreaking multilingual vocalist, composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist, dancer and performance artist, Jen comes by with her latest recording, Zero Grasses: Ritual for the Losses. Catch Jen as co-founder of M³: Mutual Mentorship for Musicians and catch their NYC fest June 16–22. Great music, Dave and Jen also talk about Jen’s work with Sumi Tonooka as part of M³. Join us.

Subscribers get access to a bonus excerpt, where Dave and Jen talk about the music and film of Indonesia. Join us here to enjoy all the episodes.

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Composer, pianist, and co-director of the Wet Ink Ensemble (NYC), Eric Wubbels joins Dave Douglas in a discussion of several of his pieces, his background and inspirations, and some of the technical aspects that inform his work. Inspired by a broad array of contemporary thinkers, Eric’s music is on the cutting edge of new music between composition and, more recently, improvisation. On the EXTRA for members, Dave and Eric talk about Anthony Braxton’s Creative Music Orchestra Music 1976.

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Subscribers get access to a bonus excerpt, where Dave and Mike talk about Glenn Gould’s recordings of Bach’s Goldberg variations. Join us here to enjoy all the episodes.

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Great vibraphone/marimba player and composer Patricia Brennan joins Dave Douglas via Zoom for a wide ranging conversation about her background in Veracruz, Mexico, “marimba bands,” new techniques, remixing, and her latest, Maquishti, a Nahuatl term relating to freedom and liberation.

Subscribers get access to the extra, where they talk about the piece ‘Michi’ by Keiko Abe, as performed by Evelyn Glennie. Join us here to enjoy all the episodes.

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Chicago based drummer, composer, programmer, organizer and cultural space creator Mike Reed joins Dave Douglas in a wide ranging discussion of his beginnings, his current work in music as well as directing venues such as Constellation in Chicago.

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