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Good Morning Heartache: The Music of Irene Higginbotham
Label: Nerd Mountain
Released: 2022
Track listing: No Good Man; Good Morning Heartache; It Must Be You; In The Quiet of the Dawn; Hello, Suzanne; I've
Got To Change My Ways; Weatherman; Indiana Blues; This Will Make You Laugh; That Did It, Marie.
The Ancestors' Call
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2021
Track listing: The Ancestors' Call Upon Us; Generational Response; Assemble The Enlightened; Beyond The Battle;
Urgency; Aries Goddess (For Consuela and the Fallen); Resolution For US; The Ancestors' Final Words.
Marques Carroll: The Ancestors' Call
by Jerome Wilson
This is the debut album from Chicago-based trumpeter Marques Carroll and he uses it to address very specific concerns—the ongoing struggle for identity and freedom that African-Americans have been going through in the USA for centuries. He does this in compositions that represent a dialogue between generations, music that reaches back to the spiritual jazz of ...
About Christian Dillingham
Instrument: Bass
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Christian Dillingham
Grammy Award-winning bassist Christian Dillingham is equally at home in two musical worlds. His parents spun jazz records around the house, while his mother was an avid pianist who loved to play Chopin and Debussy. These childhood experiences left a deep impression and ended up as the foundational philosophy of his career in music. Dillingham is that rare musician who excels in an orchestral setting, yet has an intuitive feel for nuance and the improvisational skills necessary to play jazz.
A native of Brookfield, Ohio, Dillingham played in rock and jazz bands throughout high school. He became serious about music as a career while at Youngstown State University, studying under the instruction of Tony Leonardi and Micah Howard. After graduating with a Bachelor’s of Music degree in Music Performance with an Emphasis on Jazz, Dillingham’s education continued at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, where he worked with Jeffrey Turner, principal bass of the Pittsburgh Symphony, and subsequently received a Master’s of Music degree in Music Performance. He also attended the National Repertory Orchestra Festival in Breckenridge, Colorado and the School for Improvisational Music in New York.
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