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Day: March 21, 2018

Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on21 March 201821 March 2018

Alex Hahn: “When I hear the blues, it just sounds like home”

“For me singing is catharsis. I really believe a vocalist’s one and only job is to be a great storyteller, that’s more important than hitting the right notes, more important than being able to read or write music. So when I’m on stage, I’m just 100% immersed in the song”.

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Festivals, News Posted on21 March 201821 March 2018

2018 Melbourne International Jazz Festival: the Modern Masters step in

Terri Lyne Carrington, Christian McBride and Branford Marsalis share some common traits. They are all adept at both ‘straight jazz’ styles and the urban r’n’b-infused sub-genres, easily stepping in and out of these worlds, blending elements, mixing things, creating new music. By doing so, they all helped redefine jazz and keep it relevant.

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