
Intimate conversations about jazz and beyond hosted by JAZZIZ Founder Michael Fagien and Editor Matt Micucci
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 119 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | MusicMusic Interviews | ||||

Today, we're joined by saxophonist and composer Marion Meadows, a leading figure in the contemporary jazz world. He's here to discuss his latest release, Just Doing Me, his 17th studio album, which showcases original music and collaborations with art... more
This week's episode features a conversation with Jimbo Ross, once described by the great Don Ellis as the only jazz violist in captivity. Known for his collaboration with many of the greats and for leading his Bodacious fusion band, Ross recently rel... more
In this episode, we explore the music of the new Boston-based collective Ize Trio, featuring San Diego pianist Chase Morrin, Palestinian cellist Naseem Alatrash and Cyprus-born George Lernis. The group masterfully blends jazz with Middle Eastern musi... more
On our latest episode of the JAZZIZ Podcast, we're thrilled to introduce you to BPM, a new trio featuring contemporary jazz heavyweights, bassist Brian Bromberg, guitarist Paul Brown and saxophonist Michael Paulo. They're joining for the first time a... more
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Great podcast but if you are going to do these interviews with important artists. Do them the honor of a good production. Poor audio quality, constant background music... amateurish.
Just listened to Rit and Lyle interviews, very in depth, illustrative of the formative jazz fusion era, and revealing. No holes barred, gloves are off, and artists talking openly about their actions individual challenges to achieve jazz fluency on their terms.
Very interesting to listen to a wildly successful and long-lasting eclectic progressive rocker Ian Anderson talking about his jazz influences.
Great interview Herbie with President Clinton!
Great Guests, great music!
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The content focuses on in-depth conversations that explore the personal stories and artistic journeys of a diverse range of musicians within the jazz genre. It emphasizes themes such as creativity, the emotional connections to music, and the transformative power of jazz across cultural boundaries. Episodes often feature artists discussing their newest projects, influences, and experiences, providing insight into both the technical aspects of music production and the personal narratives that shape their work. Unique elements, such as discussions on social issues reflected in music and cross-genre influences, set this podcast apart, making it appealing to those interested in the complexities of creative expression and the evolving landscape o... more
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Recent guests on JAZZIZ Not What You Think include:
1. Marion Meadows
2. Jimbo Ross
3. Andrea Superstein
4. Jumaane Smith
5. Vincent Ingala
6. Jon De Lucia
7. Jay Lang
8. Gabriel Mark Hasselbach
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