Jazztalk Seattle

Jazztalk Seattle

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Jazztalk Seattle episodes

  • Episode 49 - Haley Freedlund
    Haley does many many things in the Seattle jazz community: trombonist, tour manager, project producer, photographer and more. In addition to all that, she is also one of the folks behind the Racer Sessions, that storied regular free improvisation jam session that has been happening at Cafe Racer for over a decade. Check out this month's episode to hear how it's been going over the years and maybe even a bit how the Racer Sessions have interacted with the Beaver Sessions, *another* regular jam session in Seattle that Max runs.
    Content warning: gun violence
    1 hr 4 min
  • Episode 48 - Taylor Zickefoose
    Singer, songwriter, and composer Taylor Zickefoose's new EP is called "Love in A9" and every song is infectious, complex, and layered. There's much to unpack in this music. We got to talk to Taylor a couple weeks ago, check this out to hear what went into this LIVE record!
    Mixed by Ronan Delisle
    39 min
  • Episode 47 - Marina Albero
    Marina Albero is a composer, educator, pianist... I'd list all the instruments she plays but I'd run out of room here. Seattle jazz fans are certainly no stranger to her music. We're excited to have her as this month's guest. Tune it to hear all about her latest record, "A Life Soundtrack", all that went into it, and just how many instruments she actually plays.
    1 hr 13 min
  • Episode 46 - Skyler Floe
    Trumpeter Skyler Floe's new record is called "Abstraction". Tune in to hear all about his travels around the world, what this record is about, and what's coming up next!
    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode 45 - Jared Hall
    Trumpeter, composer, educator, and author Jared Hall is October's guest. His latest record, Seen on the Scene is out now, and we're super excited to get to talk to him about it. Check it out!
    Photo credit: Jim Levitt
    54 min
  • Episode 44 - Eric Verlinde
    Pianist Eric Verlinde is a mainstay of the Seattle jazz scene and we're so excited to chat with him this month about his newest record of originals: Crazy, Lazy Day. Don't miss it!
    1 hr 8 min
  • Episode 43 - Gary Hammon
    Saxophonist Gary Hammon has been playing jazz since the 1960s. Having started on the saxophone as a junior at Garfield High, he then went on to study at the New England Conservatory of Music in 1969, the first year Black students were accepted. Listen in to hear about his storied career as a musician in Boston, New York, and Seattle!
    This episode was edited and mixed by Ronan Delisle.
    57 min
  • Episode 42 - Ronan Delisle
    Guitarist and composer Ronan Delisle has moved from Seattle to LA. In this episode, we chat about the move, as well as his newest solo record, "Write to Me a Coda".
    1 hr 1 min
  • Episode 41 -Johnaye Kendrick
    Grammy nominated vocalist, composer, and professor Johnaye Kendrick is June's guest. We're so stoked to talk to her here about her start with music and her amazing work with vocal supergroup säje.
    1 hr
  • Episode 40 - Loudswell
    Gordon Brown and Brady Harvey from Loudswell are this month's guests, telling us all about their award winning livestream platform that has been airing livestreamed concerts all pandemic long! They tell us all about how they got started, how it works, and what they think things might look like for livestreams in the future.
    45 min

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Max Holmberg (drums, percussion) and Josh Hou (accordion, keyboards) talk about the Seattle jazz scene: music they’re listening to and stuff to check out in Seattle. Tune in to find out who’s playing…