In Conversation with Artists Writing Jazz's Next Chapter | Pitchfork

Pitchfork’s Allison Hussey speaks with three artists whose bold works are redefining jazz and expanding its appeal to younger and more diverse audiences. Samora Pinderhughes, Cécile Mclorin Salvant and Jen Shyu will discuss their inspirations, their exciting new projects and how jazz can be used as an instrument for social change.
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[@CC-fi3pp]

Jazz is low key making a HUGE come back. Because of economy the guitar has become they most affordable Jazz instruments which has changed the sound of the genre slightly but in an interesting way. Can't wait to hear what Jazz brings us this decade!

[@kazukoono7220]

The questions were much more advanced than most interviews. The panelists were wonderful and inspiring. Great presentation and reveal! Many thanks for sharing this

[@crowdofstars123]

Samora, bring The Healing Project to NYC, please!

[@nicolenew1708]

AMAZING SINCERELY C YOUR'S CHARLETNEWTON

[@christophehorton1070]

Corruption is mainstream now.