
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


The Mexican singer Magos Herrera has a distinctive, elegant, and expressive voice, and while she’s usually thought of as a jazz singer, she’s also done a lot of collaborating with artists from the worlds of pop and classical music. Largely based here in New York, Herrera has recently put out a new album, called Aire, which features her own sextet and a full orchestra – a kind of communal response to the isolation of the pandemic, when most of the songs were written. Her own band and members of the Brooklyn-based orchestra called The Knights present some of these jazz-fluid songs, rich with drama and feeling, in-studio.
Set list: 1.Aire 2. The Calling 3. Choro de Lua
Watch "Aire":
Watch "The Calling":
Watch "Choro de Lua":
By WNYC Studios4.5
138138 ratings
The Mexican singer Magos Herrera has a distinctive, elegant, and expressive voice, and while she’s usually thought of as a jazz singer, she’s also done a lot of collaborating with artists from the worlds of pop and classical music. Largely based here in New York, Herrera has recently put out a new album, called Aire, which features her own sextet and a full orchestra – a kind of communal response to the isolation of the pandemic, when most of the songs were written. Her own band and members of the Brooklyn-based orchestra called The Knights present some of these jazz-fluid songs, rich with drama and feeling, in-studio.
Set list: 1.Aire 2. The Calling 3. Choro de Lua
Watch "Aire":
Watch "The Calling":
Watch "Choro de Lua":

43,913 Listeners

38,515 Listeners

6,964 Listeners

5,994 Listeners

9,216 Listeners

4,101 Listeners

5,804 Listeners

4,010 Listeners

1,580 Listeners

3,153 Listeners

1,976 Listeners

7,710 Listeners

14,449 Listeners

6,440 Listeners

16,653 Listeners

4,097 Listeners

16,479 Listeners

16,409 Listeners

1,188 Listeners

16,482 Listeners

662 Listeners