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Concerts and tours, Interviews Posted on19 January 201919 January 2019

Brenda Earle Stokes: ‘I was literally a closeted singer!’

“My singing has helped me to create more lyrical stories when I’m playing the piano. Instrumentalists cancertainly get comfortable running changes, and singing has really taught me to slow down and be more aware of melody.”

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Concerts and tours, Interviews Posted on8 March 20188 March 2018

YolanDa Brown: “This is a good time to be a woman in jazz”

“When you think of Bob Marley or Peter Tosh and their music, it’s a snapshot of what the political landscape is, they’re saying: this is the world we live today; wouldn’t it be better if it was a better place? I think that’s the question that I want to raise in my music.”

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