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Vibraphonist Susan Pascal has played four tours of Singapore and concerts across the United States. Pascal is heard on film soundtracks including “The Blind Side" and “Office Space," and on the Macklemore & Ryan Lewis release, "Growing Up".

Pascal’s eclectic musical projects include her SOUL SAUCE QUINTET, a tribute to Latin jazz icon Cal Tjader; arrangements of music by Chick Corea called STRAIGHT UP AND DOWN; and the BRAZIL PROJECT band featuring choros and jazz from Brazil. Her Quintet with saxophonist Mark Taylor features the landmark music of Keith Jarrett in THE JOURNEY HOME: MUSIC OF KEITH JARRETT

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Fling the Doors Wide

By Kim Maguire

Label: Kimberly D. Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Nightclub; Have You Met Miss Jones; When I Look in Your Eyes; Miami Beach Rhumba; It Might As Well Be Spring; They Can't Take That Away from Me; Aged & Mellow; Nobody Else But Me; My Favorite Things; Here's to Life; Sunny

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Sunny

By Kim Maguire

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2025
Track listing: Sunny

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My Favorite Things

By Kim Maguire

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2024
Track listing: My Favorite Things.

News: Recording

Vocalist Kim Maguire Releases Holiday Single, 'My Favorite Things'

December 11, 2024

Kim Maguire’s latest single, “My Favorite Things," blends the nuanced precision of jazz, the fluidity of dance, and the emotional expression of theatre. This seamless integration is no surprise, given Kim’s extensive background in all three disciplines—her true favorite things. The sweeping vocal brushstrokes of this new release reflect her unique ability to merge jazz with ...

Article: Profile

20 Seattle Jazz Musicians You Should Know: Brittany Anjou

by Paul Rauch
March 2, 2020

The city of Seattle has a jazz history that dates back to the very beginnings of the form. It was home to the first integrated club scene in America on Jackson St in the 1920's and '30s. It saw a young Ray Charles arrive as a teenager to escape the nightmare of Jim Crow in the ...

Article: Interview

Brittany Anjou: Visionary Soul

by Paul Rauch
September 6, 2019

I began a series of interviews with Seattle-based musicians in the summer of 2016, with half being dedicated to female instrumentalists. After my last interview with bassist Chuck Deardorf, I was given a new piano trio release on the Seattle based Origin Records label by New York based, Seattle born and bred musician Brittany Anjou. Named ...

Article: Profile

Tula's Jazz Club: Soliloquy to a Seattle Jazz Institution

by Paul Rauch
August 16, 2019

It was the tail end of a long weekend. Temperatures had risen to 80 degrees under a sunny only-in-Seattle blue sky, the waterways and markets humming with a sea of humanity. It was not a night one would expect many to venture into the quiet, dark solitude of Tula's Jazz Club, where for nearly 26 years ...

News: Festival

2018 Ballard Jazz Festival in Seattle

May 3, 2018

The Ballard Jazz Festival returns with its 16th edition, May 16-19, in Seattle's historic Ballard neighborhood. Clarence Penn & Penn Station, a New York ensemble that includes pianist Geoffrey Keezer, saxophonist Chad Lefkowitz-Brown, and bassist Yasushi Nakamura, will headline the festival's Mainstage Concert. Swedish trumpeter Oskar Stenmark will open the concert, which in turn celebrates the ...

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Sound in Stone: Music from the Poems of Sculptor James Winston Washington

By Steve Griggs

Label: Hip City Music
Released: 2017
Track listing: 1. Come Go With Me 2. Children Swinging 3. Finding Yourself 4. The Cycle of Life 5. Freeway to Heaven 6. Mother Earth