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Patrice Rushen shares her artistic philosophy: Music comes first
Grammy-nominated jazz pianist, R&B singer, and record producer Patrice Rushen shares her journey through the entertainment industry.
She offers wisdom about musical versatility, artistic growth, and prioritizing musical excellence over fame-seeking.
• Currently working on an orchestral commission for Juilliard Prep School and Interlochen while balancing performing and teaching
• Grew up in Los Angeles with diverse musical influences including jazz, Latin, gospel, and reggae
• Earth, Wind & Fire played at her high school prom just before they became famous
• Received formative advice from Quincy Jones: "If you want to be a composer, you're going to have to be really, really, really good"
• Seamlessly transitioned between roles as composer, performer, producer, and educator throughout career
• Her hit "Forget Me Nots" gained new audiences when sampled in "Men in Black" and George Michael's "Fast Love"
• Emphasizes the importance of apprenticeship and putting yourself in situations "where you're not the best one in the room"
• Believes technology should enhance music without sacrificing the human element or emotional connection
• Enjoys strong fanbase in the UK and Europe despite touring challenges in today's industry
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Grammy-nominated jazz pianist, R&B singer, and record producer Patrice Rushen shares her journey through the entertainment industry.
She offers wisdom about musical versatility, artistic growth, and prioritizing musical excellence over fame-seeking.
• Currently working on an orchestral commission for Juilliard Prep School and Interlochen while balancing performing and teaching
• Grew up in Los Angeles with diverse musical influences including jazz, Latin, gospel, and reggae
• Earth, Wind & Fire played at her high school prom just before they became famous
• Received formative advice from Quincy Jones: "If you want to be a composer, you're going to have to be really, really, really good"
• Seamlessly transitioned between roles as composer, performer, producer, and educator throughout career
• Her hit "Forget Me Nots" gained new audiences when sampled in "Men in Black" and George Michael's "Fast Love"
• Emphasizes the importance of apprenticeship and putting yourself in situations "where you're not the best one in the room"
• Believes technology should enhance music without sacrificing the human element or emotional connection
• Enjoys strong fanbase in the UK and Europe despite touring challenges in today's industry
Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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