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Skerik: Earshot Jazz Festival Resident Artist

By M.V. Smith,

At one time or another a simultaneous member of too many projects to count, from Critters Buggin’s eclectic blend of heavy rock, prog, and North African trance to the groove-oriented, organ-tinged soul jazz of Garage A Trois to the funk of Headhunters drummer Mike Clark’s Prescription Renewal, to the metal maelstrom of LORBO and the foreboding soundscapes of Sound Cipher, the self-proclaimed dark lord of the saxophone has dedicated his career to the art of collaboration.

Todo Es: A Constant State of Motion

By Paul Rauch,

Learn about the history and the current formation of the Seattle-based Latin jazz band, known as Todo Es. The band in numerous configurations has been around for more than a decade. Catch one of their upcoming performances in August and September

Changing Music Ed With “The Beth and Kelly Show”

By Eric Olson,

Kerlly Clingan and Beth Fortune discuss their jazz education journey. One of their current projects is “The Beth and Kelly Show” where they interview educators. Kelly and Beth endeavor to encourage collaboration and support for both teachers and students.

Jazz is the Lens: A Sit-down with Paul de Barros & Alexa Peters

By Eric Olson,

This profile features Paul de Barros and Alexa Peters, who are working together to research and write After the Bottle Clubs Closed: Seattle Jazz in the Modern Era – the sequel to de Barros’ Jackson Street After Hours: The Roots of Jazz in Seattle.

Carter Eng: The One Thing

By Paul Rauch,

Carter Eng is featured in an artist profile written by Paul Rauch. Eng’s dedicated approach to learning the trumpet and his journey through Roosevelt High School, San Francisco Conservatory of Music, and his presence and contribution in the Seattle Jazz Scene are discussed.

Susan Pascal: Open to Change

By M. V. Smith,

This Profile focuses on Susan Pascal, her home music studio, recordings such as Crystal Silence, her soundtrack work, and her dedication to the vibraphone. It also details her experience during the COVID-19 lockdown and how she returned to music after that era.

Ron Weinstein Is On Fire

By Eric Olson,

This Profile features Ron Weinstein and his experience during the fire that erupted at Vito’s Restaurant and the apartment building above.

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