The new episode of the Right Brain Music Podcast features Bill Horist, master of the prepared guitar and acclaimed oceanic photographer. We meet Bill, hear lots of his recent work, and link to video and photography.
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Episode 49 of the Right Brain Music Podcast features acclaimed sound healer, author and musician Vickie Dodd. We go in depth about this ancient art, her new book and her remarkable music.
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In episode 48 of the Right Brain Music Podcast we continue our discussion with neuroscientist and musician David Rosen along with the duo Bugs In The Basement, focusing on creative flow states from the inside point of view.
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In Episode 47 of the Right Brain Music Podcast, we meet neuroscientist and musician David Rosen, who discusses leading edge research on the minds of creative musicians.
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In Episode 46 of the Right Brain Music Podcast we meet and hear three remarkable guitarist-composers who call the American Midwest home. they are Scot Ray, Cole Kempcke and Max Ridgway.
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VARP is a unique classically-trained free improv trio that performs and records in ancient churches of Gotland. In episode 45 of the Right Brain Music Podcast we meet Polina, Nata and Richard and dive into the majesty of their music.
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Jim Matus and Richie Barshay are established in jazz, progressive rock and world music circles. They could play it safe, but instead embrace freely improv and borrow unapologetically from everything around them. They reveals how and why - more precisely, why not?
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Two iconic musicians came together in two iconic Seattle spaces to create remarkable new improvised music. Amy Denio and Bill Horist have a remarkable new album that unifies Church and State.
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In this episode 42 of the Right Brain Music Podcast we take a deep dive into the bass. Our guests are two of best bassists we know: Matt Smiley and Mike Taylor. We find out what they're really thinking as they lead from behind in their essential but unsung role.
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Two new albums by creative trios explore the mysteries of mind expansion. Gli Autopiloti’s Avalti! and Dodd-Hoskins-Lowe’s Komorebi bear close attention.
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Nightingale Vocal Ensemble is a classical choral group that refuses to be bound by tradition. In this episode of the Right Brain Music Podcast we meet three members of the group and hear samples of their music - which departs radically from their training.
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Matt Benham uses his guitar to conjure sounds from other worlds. His album Odd Infractions is newly remastered and available in the digiverse.
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