China Moses spoke recently with WBGO’s Kyla Marshell and explained the idea behind the name of her album - a title that seems to reflect both the music and her lived experience.

For Producer Larry Klein, generosity is its own reward

French-Chilean rapper Ana Tijoux traces a path through hip hop that began in Paris, took shape in Santiago, and ultimately connected her back to the global culture that inspired her. Her story reflects how American music travels — and how it evolves when artists make it their own.

Today we’re remembering Paul Motian, on what would have been his 95th birthday and revisiting his interview with Ben Sidran from the 1980s.

Guitarist and composer Rafiq Bhatia brings music from his immersive new album Environments to 92nd Street Y on March 27. In conversation with Leo Sidran, he explains how technology, improvisation, and collaboration combine to create musical landscapes that never unfold the same way twice.

On this episode of The Art of the Story, we highlight a big year for music power couple Iqua and Adegoke Steve Colson

Lil' Jimmy Reed: 70 years of blues on the road

Jazz pianist and club owner Spike Wilner reflects on Smalls and Mezzrow not just as venues, but as living containers for a scene that’s always alive—exploring community, stewardship, and his belief that jazz, practiced with care, can be a quiet force for human connection.

NEA Jazz Master Jimmy Owens remembers sitting in with the Miles Davis Quintet when he was 15 years old, as he prepares to lead an all star band at Flushing Town Hall in honor of Davis’ centenary.

Marquis Hill brings his “Family Band” to the Village Vanguard