Instant Alter Play Their Mission Statement at SFJAZZ
The future fusion collective, led by Natasha Agrama and Emilio Modeste, brought tracks from their Stanley Clarke-produced debut to San Francisco's Joe Henderson Lab.
Staff Writer
The future fusion collective, led by Natasha Agrama and Emilio Modeste, brought tracks from their Stanley Clarke-produced debut to San Francisco's Joe Henderson Lab.
The Mexican-born filmmaker’s trance-like Super 8 works screen alongside pieces by his heir Michel Nedjar, bringing a restless avant-garde practice of queer ritual, eroticism, and dizzying motion back into view.
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After wondering if she would write songs again, Laura Veirs retreated to her backyard studio and made an entire album alone. Temple Songs arrives 14 August via Raven Marching Band Records.
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