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Music Producer Geoff Wilkinson - Brainchild Of The Jazz/Hip-Hop Band Us3
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Geoff talks about Us3's most recent release, Snap, Crackle & Bop! (Self-Produced, 2026) and shares thoughts on jazz and hip-hop and their fusion together and background history.
Jumping forward in time, 2025 saw Geoff revive Us3 with an all-instrumental album entitled Soundtrack, this time fusing contemporary trap beats with an 18-piece horn section, playing arrangements largely influenced by the work of (the famous Miles Davis collaborator) Gil Evans. A 21st Century cinematic reboot of the hip-hop jazz fusion pioneered by Us3 in the '90s.
Now in 2026, Us3 returns to more familiar hip-hop-jazz ground with their new album Snap, Crackle & Bop!
We listen to portions of two songs from Us3's latest release: "Cool, Cat" and "Have A Great Day."
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My lifelong passion for writing and literature (which are wed to each other) continues to stay active, with art and cultural freelance writing assignments for on-line entertainment web sites. Home has been New England, Rocky Mountains, and London
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