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Kris Monson is a versatile musician and double bassist in New York City. Kris has had the honor of working with many of the top musicians in the international jazz and contemporary music scenes, including Marc Cary, Tyshawn Sorey, Vince Mendoza, Veronica Swift, Charles Owens, and Ari Hoenig, and on stages including the Panama Jazz Festival, Providencia Jazz Festival in Santiago Chile, Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, Smalls Jazz Club, and Blues Alley.

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Album

Option to Extend

By Kris Monson

Label: Kris Monson
Released: 2024
Track listing: Happy Song; No. 2 Hit; T.N.T. (Two Note Tune); Del Boca Vista; Bass Intro; You Can Only Lead A Horse To Water; Backyard BBQ (The Sidewinder)

Album

Songs From Yesterday

By Joshua Espinoza

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2023
Track listing: Adrift; Appalachian Wanderer; Happy Song; Yesterday; Michoacan; Eleanor Rigby; And So It Goes; Don't Fan The Flame; Hallelujah.

Article: Album Review

Joshua Espinoza: Songs From Yesterday

Read "Songs From Yesterday" reviewed by Neil Duggan

by Neil Duggan
September 19, 2023

The period of reflection afforded by the pandemic continues to provide fertile ground for musical expression. For pianist Joshua Espinoza, it gave him time to reflect on childhood and his early musical memories. This eventually evolved into his second album, Songs of Yesterday. This follows on from his first release, Journey Into Night (Self-produced, 2019).

Article: Album Review

Jack Kilby: Love is a Song Anyone Can Sing

Read "Love is a Song Anyone Can Sing" reviewed by Geannine Reid

by Geannine Reid
December 23, 2018

Jack Kilby and the Front Line is a collaborative effort formed in 2014 in New York City. The ensemble includes members from New York, Washington DC, and Virginia. What is most striking is the span of generations, ranging from twenty-six to forty-six. The album has been released in separate volumes but is now available as one ...