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For this episode of Don’t Call it Jazz, Jon digs into his recent purchases and shares some of his favorite recent tracks. Not so much a best-of, but a collection of great creative jazz music from some wonderful contemporary artists that Jon has been listening to on repeat recently. -
Don't Call it Jazz is proud to present an annual tradition of celebrating LGBTQ musicians in recognition of pride month.
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In this episode of In The Spirit of Africa, Joseph Chidiebere Emmanuel is joined by Dayo Ayodele, Co-founder of Afrosonics, a band known for creating genre-bending, eclectic music in Boise, Idaho. -
Mason Wittman is one of the first graduates of ISU's brand new commercial music degree. As part of their degree, students must produce an album of original material. Mason Wittman completed the very first album coming from the commercial music degree with his release, "Blue Autumn".
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Charnett Moffett was a virtuosic bassist from NYC, born to a family of musicians. His led one of the more fascinating and impactful careers of any contemporary jazz musician. Moffett performed with some of the most influential musicians, and recorded on some of the most important and seminal albums in jazz history. His own recordings were hyper creative and daring.
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KISU’s Jamon Anderson speaks with Ron Bollinger and Dr. Eddie Ludema about the final Idaho State Civic Symphony performance of the 2021/22 season, titled In Full Bloom, happening April 29th at 7:30 pm at the ISU Performing Arts Center.
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Summer Theater is back! Thanks to a generous donation from Farm Bureau Insurance, the community can look forward to the return of this beloved community program.
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On this episode of In The Spirit of Africa, Joseph Chidiebere Emmanuel is joined by Tosin Aribisala to discuss his latest single The Big Illusion featuring the Grammy award winning Arturo O'Farrill & The Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra.
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Barbara Morrison was an incredible jazz vocalist, and an iconic figure in the Los Angeles arts community. She performed with some of the most important figures in jazz and R&B including Johnny Otis, Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson, Doc Severinsen, Ray Charles, and more.
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Don't Call is Jazz will be dedicating the March 26th episode entirely to the life and career of Ron Miles, a brilliant jazz musician who tragically passed on March 8th earlier this year. He died from a rare blood disease, and was only 58 years old.
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Join Henry Evans for this weeks episode of Crucial Riddims (livicated to all things reggae). In this episode he celebrates important Earthstrongs.
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The Idaho State University Department of Art will host its annual Art a la Carte Silent auction online offering artwork donated by faculty, students, and alumni to raise funds for art student scholarships.
