19 episodes
Make Jazz Trill Again Podcast Melanie Charles & Yunie Mojica
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It’s for the streets, it’s for the people and it’s to dance to. It’s anti-institutional. Jazz and Black Music was birthed in the streets and we can’t forget that. Join hosts, Vocalist, flautist, and producer, Melanie Charles and Yunie Mojica, Saxophonist, producer and GRAMMY nominated composer, as they converse with fellow musicians, creators, movers and shakers.
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SZN 2 Episode 6 | With Special Guest Orange Coffee A.K.A. Kat Rodriguez
Special Guest Orange Coffee A.K.A. Katty Rodriguez
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SZN 2 Episode 5 | Jazz Education & The Root of the Problem with Special Guest Jerome Jennings
Melanie, Yunie and Special Guest Jerome Jennings get into the flaws of the Jazz Education system. They cover other topics, catch up and even get to some Trill Trivia, but this one right here is what you came for... Get into it, cause it’s a problem that needs to change. Let’s discuss. And you know we need a part 2!
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SZN 2 Episode 4 | The Constellation of Art with Special Guest Lady Moon
Lady Moon, the front woman of The Eclipse is a composer, vocalist, designer, healer, hair artist and all around creative being. She is invested in reminding us of our resilience and magic through her cosmic music and style. Join us in conversation with Lady Moon and at her live performance with her group Lady Moon and the Eclipse at the Sultan Room, NYC on Thursday, March 21st!
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SZN 2 Episode 3 | The Duality of Pop Culture & Jazz Culture
Jazz girls [and Jazz folks] are not a monolith, and neither is this podcast. So get into it!
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SZN 2 Episode 2 | Michela Lerman: Roots of a Hoofer
Melanie and Yunie sit down with the one of a kind Tap dancer, Jazz Hoofer, musician and band leader Michela Lerman. They cover her story from mentorship to her direction of artistry and sound. Many people think of tap dancers from the broadway and dance company perspective, but Michela comes from the school of hoofers. Interacting and creating collectively with musicians, incorporating dance, polyrhythms, percussion and rhythm.
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SZN 2 Episode 1 | New Year, Same Podcast
Sup y’all? You missed us?! Make Jazz Trill Again Podcast is back and here for season 2!