January 2011
13 posts
Jazz Now! Seattle - Episode 18
We have a treat...
New Album from Zubatto Syndicate Available Now!
I was beyond excited when I heard that bandleader extraordinaire Andrew Boscardin was close to releasing the new Zubatto Syndicate album, and now it’s finally here! What a pleasure it was to be a part of this recording — truly one of the highlights of last year. The tracks turned out great, the cover art from Franco Brambilla is stunning — you should not miss this music!...
Hilarious Screen Captures From The 2011 Miss...
After watching a little of the 2011 Miss America Pageant, I knew I had to clip these screencaps — I promise these are not photoshopped! Hope you enjoy!
Jazz Now! Seattle – Episode 16
And we’re...
Red Raspus Design →
I’ve finally launched a separate site for my little music-design projects, and with a few new things going live in the next few weeks, I needed a better way to showcase them. If you haven’t seen the Periodic Table of Jazz or Visualizing Kind of Blue: Flamenco Sketches before, now is your chance! It’s a little bare right now, but those buttons at the bottom will be filling up in...
Jazz Now! Seattle – Episode 15
Happy New Year! We...
Francis Ford Coppola: On Risk, Money, Craft and... →
I’ve always been a huge fan of Coppola, so when this in-depth interview popped up, it was already in “must read” status, but after reading, moved up to “must share” status. I hope you enjoy…
If you are interested in a cool site for creative professionals, and ultimately the reason I ended up finding this article, visit behance.net for information about their...
WatchYour Brain on Improv: Charles Limb on TED
Musician and researcher Charles Limb wondered how the brain works during musical improvisation — so he put jazz musicians and rappers in an fMRI to find out. What he and his team found has deep implications for our understanding of creativity of all kinds. (Recorded at TEDxMidAtlantic, November 2010 in Baltimore, MD. Duration: 16:31)