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Hosted by Noah Preminger, this episode of the Jazz Language podcast features a conversation with saxophonist Ryan Devlin.
Devlin grew up in Orlando, where his father spent more than 30 years playing saxophone at Walt Disney World. He came to jazz through funk, chasing Maceo Parker and the Brecker Brothers before finding Steve Grossman, and went on to study with Jerry Bergonzi at New England Conservatory. Now executive director of the online education platform Jazz Lesson Videos, he has built his performing career largely through social media, which has led to gigs across the world, including an upcoming nine-country European tour with drummer Dave Weckl and a recording with Weckl titled The Summit.
In this episode, Noah and Ryan discuss growing up backstage at the Magic Kingdom, how a funk obsession turned into a deep dive on Grossman and Brecker, getting ridiculed on the Orlando scene and finding his voice anyway, Bergonzi's advice to play the way you want to play, landing major gigs through Instagram and YouTube, the business of online jazz education, a shared obsession with golf, and a rapid fire round covering everything from Elvin Jones to Tiger Woods.
Subscribe to The Jazz Language on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@jazzlanguagepodcast
Noah Preminger - Host
Ryan Devlin - Special Guest
Coyle Girelli - Executive Producer
Andrew Horowitz - Executive Producer
Chris Leon - Executive Producer
Erica Ramon - Producer
Eric Elterman - Producer
Livia Blanc - Director
Matt Heymann - Director of Photography
Michael Bartolomeo - Video Editor
Jacob Derwin - Audio Engineer
Eric Elterman - Mixing Engineer
Linds Cadwell - Assistant Engineer, DIT
Lauren Cohen - Production Assistant
Jazz Language Episode Eight is brought to you by Chill Tone Records and recorded at Audio Technica House in SoHo NY
Thank you to Audio-Technica for access to AT-One Studio at Technica House NYC.
Stay Connected with Chill Tone Records
Website: https://chilltone.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Chilltonerecords/
Instagram: @chilltonerecords
TikTok: @chilltonesounds
Stay Connected with Noah Preminger
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Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTXues2F8qllL9LD8Y5Ai0w
Stay Connected with Ryan Devlin
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0FuKYrhqkxOzlTLggOEez4?si=yPLks0cDTtKhgmAF8Be0Vw
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/ryan-devlin/1441837374
Website: https://www.ryandevlinmusic.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RFD.SAX
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rfd.sax/?hl=en
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCARkVRc_nh46nzgsVLb4u5g
Theme song composed by Noah Preminger
Played by:
Noah Preminger - Saxophone
Christian Li - Piano
Martin Nevin - Bass
Roberto Giaquinto - Drums and Percussion
By Chill Tone RecordsHosted by Noah Preminger, this episode of the Jazz Language podcast features a conversation with saxophonist Ryan Devlin.
Devlin grew up in Orlando, where his father spent more than 30 years playing saxophone at Walt Disney World. He came to jazz through funk, chasing Maceo Parker and the Brecker Brothers before finding Steve Grossman, and went on to study with Jerry Bergonzi at New England Conservatory. Now executive director of the online education platform Jazz Lesson Videos, he has built his performing career largely through social media, which has led to gigs across the world, including an upcoming nine-country European tour with drummer Dave Weckl and a recording with Weckl titled The Summit.
In this episode, Noah and Ryan discuss growing up backstage at the Magic Kingdom, how a funk obsession turned into a deep dive on Grossman and Brecker, getting ridiculed on the Orlando scene and finding his voice anyway, Bergonzi's advice to play the way you want to play, landing major gigs through Instagram and YouTube, the business of online jazz education, a shared obsession with golf, and a rapid fire round covering everything from Elvin Jones to Tiger Woods.
Subscribe to The Jazz Language on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@jazzlanguagepodcast
Noah Preminger - Host
Ryan Devlin - Special Guest
Coyle Girelli - Executive Producer
Andrew Horowitz - Executive Producer
Chris Leon - Executive Producer
Erica Ramon - Producer
Eric Elterman - Producer
Livia Blanc - Director
Matt Heymann - Director of Photography
Michael Bartolomeo - Video Editor
Jacob Derwin - Audio Engineer
Eric Elterman - Mixing Engineer
Linds Cadwell - Assistant Engineer, DIT
Lauren Cohen - Production Assistant
Jazz Language Episode Eight is brought to you by Chill Tone Records and recorded at Audio Technica House in SoHo NY
Thank you to Audio-Technica for access to AT-One Studio at Technica House NYC.
Stay Connected with Chill Tone Records
Website: https://chilltone.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Chilltonerecords/
Instagram: @chilltonerecords
TikTok: @chilltonesounds
Stay Connected with Noah Preminger
Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/2WUAJpHBpYwRyY17woH3f0?si=OJA8o0n2QYuaUj8c_Z_Hjw&utm_source=copy-link&nd=1&dlsi=20c04a76525d44bb
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/noah-preminger/302417083
Website: https://www.noahpreminger.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/noah.preminger/
Instagram: @noah_preminger
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTXues2F8qllL9LD8Y5Ai0w
Stay Connected with Ryan Devlin
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0FuKYrhqkxOzlTLggOEez4?si=yPLks0cDTtKhgmAF8Be0Vw
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/ryan-devlin/1441837374
Website: https://www.ryandevlinmusic.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RFD.SAX
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rfd.sax/?hl=en
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCARkVRc_nh46nzgsVLb4u5g
Theme song composed by Noah Preminger
Played by:
Noah Preminger - Saxophone
Christian Li - Piano
Martin Nevin - Bass
Roberto Giaquinto - Drums and Percussion