Miriam Elhajli's guest appearances

Miriam Elhajli

JAZZIZ Conversations

Mondo Jazz

Lionel Loueke

William Parker

Georgia Anne Muldrow

Jorja Smith

Nicholas Payton

Nate Smith

Matt Wilson

Elvis Costello

Michael Thomas

Esperanza Spalding

Sarah Wilson

Pat Metheny

Colin Stetson

Dave Douglas

Jeff Parker

OwlTail

Lucia Boffo

Ryan Keberle

A playlist featuring Brazilian--and Brazil inspired--Argentinean and Venezuelan artist, as well some compelling long-form explorations led by bassists Ben Allison and Stephan Crump.The playlist features Jaques Morelenbaum [pictured]; Ryan Keberle; Gabi Hartmann; Cosmo; Lucia Boffo; Miriam Elhajli; Ben Allison; Borderlands Trio.Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/15390270/Mondo-Jazz (up to "An Invitation to Disappear").Happy listening!

A playlist featuring Brazilian--and Brazil inspired--Argentinean and Venezuelan artist, as well some compelling long-form explorations led by bassists Ben Allison and Stephan Crump.The playlist features Jaques Morelenbaum [pictured]; Ryan Keberle; Gabi Hartmann; Cosmo; Lucia Boffo; Miriam Elhajli; Ben Allison; Borderlands Trio.Detailed playlist at <a href="https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/15390270/Mondo-Jazz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/15390270/Mondo-Jazz</a> (up to "An Invitation to Disappear").Happy listening!

Jaques Morelenbaum, Miriam Elhajli, Lucia Boffo, Ryan Keberle & More New Releases [Mondo Jazz 189-1]

Miriam Elhajli is a New York-based composer/improviser/folklorist whose work is influenced by the rich musical tradition of her Venezuelan, Moroccan and North American heritage. Her anticipated second album, The Uncertainty of Signs, features a wide cast of players performing on instruments of various cultures and traditions. The record will be released on February 22 via Numina and finds her searching for the metaphysics of song, exploring the surreal and the symbolic. "This record is my llanto," explains Elhajli via a press release, "my call out to the heavens. The music emerges from a deep longing for a promised return home, to a distant memory that is only communed with when in the flight of song - must those who live in exile belong solely to the spheres?"--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jazziz-conversations/support

Miriam Elhajli is a New York-based composer/improviser/folklorist whose work is influenced by the rich musical tradition of her Venezuelan, Moroccan and North American heritage. Her anticipated second album, The Uncertainty of Signs, features a wide cast of players performing on instruments of various cultures and traditions. The record will be released on February 22 via Numina and finds her searching for the metaphysics of song, exploring the surreal and the symbolic. "This record is my llanto," explains Elhajli via a press release, "my call out to the heavens. The music emerges from a deep longing for a promised return home, to a distant memory that is only communed with when in the flight of song - must those who live in exile belong solely to the spheres?"--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jazziz-conversations/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jazziz-conversations/support</a>

JAZZIZ Travel: Miriam Elhajli