Category: Interviews | JAZZ.FM91

New book traces Canadian songwriter Ruth Lowe’s musical legacy

By Brad Barker

Alberta jazz quartet Bones From Underground talks debut album

By Raina Hersh

George Koller on lockdown, tai chi, Edmonton and being a musical ‘chameleon’

By Bill King

Jazz vocalist Fuat Tuaç talks upcoming album The Immigrant

By Raina Hersh

Randy Bachman is jazzing up the classics

By Brad Barker

Heather Bambrick and Diane Leah’s new Christmas song is an ‘emotional’ ode to hope

By Raina Hersh

Amanda Tosoff brings poetry to life with Earth Voices

By Brad Barker

The rich history of music that made Papa Mali

By Ronnie Littlejohn

Jamie Cullum on the magic of the holidays, and clinging to the familiar

By Brad Barker

Meet säje, the vocal supergroup thriving on female empowerment

By Heather Bambrick

Through music, Larnell Lewis is connecting to his ancestors

By Brad Barker

Phil Nimmons celebrated with tribute album led by grandson

By Heather Bambrick

Chihiro Nagamatsu spreads her love of music with album 15 Years of Majestic Notes

By Raina Hersh

The advice of John Boutté: ‘Love one another’

By Ronnie Littlejohn

Sammy Jackson is honest and vulnerable on With You

By Raina Hersh

Terri Lyne Carrington makes music for a better future

By Heather Bambrick

Emm Gryner dedicates first jazz album to her father

By Brad Barker

Turkish pianist Fahir Atakoglu taps into a cross-cultural mosaic

By Laura Fernandez

Singer-songwriter Eva Cortés thrives on a multicultural mix: ‘I let it flow’

By Laura Fernandez

Anna Poc taps into a range of emotion with new release York Boulevard

By Raina Hersh

Why Palo Alto is one of the best Thelonious Monk recordings ever heard

By Brad Barker

Laura Fernandez on the making of Okay, Alright, her first album in 10 years

By Brad Barker

Countermeasure flex ‘musical muscles’ on new album Guest Sessions

By Heather Bambrick

Jackie Richardson reflects on her early years and best moments

By Bill King