Decades after drafting it amid personal upheaval in Copenhagen, the Phoenix-based composer and painter Allan Jamisen has given musical form to “Closing In,” a single that captures the uneasy beauty of emotional collapse and self-examination.
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Decades after drafting it amid personal upheaval in Copenhagen, the Phoenix-based composer and painter Allan Jamisen has given musical form to “Closing In,” a single that captures the uneasy beauty of emotional collapse and self-examination.
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