Podcast appearances and mentions of Darius Jones

Critically-acclaimed composer and saxophonist Darius Jones’s playing has been described using adjectives such as “fearless,” “riveting” and “breath-taking” from publications ranging from Pitchfork, to The Wire, to the New York Times, and has received superlatives from many other publications, as well. Currently an Assistant Professor of Music at Wesleyan University, Jones has previously been awarded the Van Lier Fellowship, Jerome Foundation Artist-in-Residence and commission, Western Front residency and commission, French-American Jazz Exchange Award, Robert D. Bielecki Foundation Award, and Fromm Music Foundation commission from Harvard University. Hear how music by Kim Burrell, Max Roach, and MF Doom helped form his artistic viewpoint. His newest album–Legend of e’Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye)--was released in December of 2024.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

6e émission de la 61e session...Cette semaine, spoken word et jazz moderne! En musique: Jeff Lederer sur l'album Guilty!!! (Little (i), 2024); Damon Locks sur l'album List of Demands  (International Anthem, 2025); Fred Moten, Brandon López & Gerald Cleaver sur l'album The Blacksmiths, The Flowers  (Reading Group, 2024); Ambrose Akinmusire sur l'album honey from a winter stone  (Nonesuch, 2025); Darius Jones sur l'album Legend of e'Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye)  (AUM Fidelity, 2024); Joe McPhee sur l'album I'm Just Say'n  (Smalltown Supersound, 2025)...

Kamala Harris is making a targeted appeal to Black men with new economic and health proposals, but will it be enough to win over this critical voting group? On today's episode of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Politically Georgia podcast, Tia Mitchell, Bill Nigut and Greg Bluestein speak with AJC reporter Ernie Suggs and Darius Jones of the National Black Empowerment Council to explore Harris' efforts and their potential impact. WABE political reporter Rahul Bali joins the podcast to explain Georgia's amendments and statewide referendum to help voters cut through the legal jargon. Finally, the hosts answer your questions from the Politically Georgia listener mailbag and give you their political winners and losers in this week's who's up and who's down segment.     Links to today's topics: Barack Obama and Kamala Harris will campaign together in Georgia Georgia voters will decide three statewide measure in November Early voting in Georgia 2024: See how many ballots have been cast so far   Have a question or comment for the show? Call the 24-hour Politically Georgia Podcast Hotline at 770-810-5297. We'll play back your question and answer it during the listener mailbag segment on next Friday's episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Songs of Our Lives, it's Darius Jones! He's been on a tear in recent years, and his last three albums - including the latest, “Legend of e'Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye)” - have really left a mark on me. I was thrilled to talk to Darius about the new record, his mental health journey, and so much more. We get into George Clinton's all-timer status, classic Jacko, Andy Bey being weird and great, Meshell Ndegeocello's multiple talents, the magic connection between MF Doom and Madlib, Henry Threadgill, Patti Labelle, and more!Listen to all of Darius's picks HERE“Legend of e'Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye)”Darius Jones WebsiteDarius on InstagramSongs of Our Lives is a podcast series hosted by Brad Rose of Foxy Digitalis that explores the music that's made us and left a certain mark. Whether it's a song we associate with our most important moments, something that makes us cry, the things we love that nobody else does, or our favorite lyrics, we all have our own personal soundtrack. Join Foxy Digitalis on Patreon for extra questions and conversation in each episode (+ a whole lot more!)Follow Foxy Digitalis:WebsitePatreonInstagramTwitterBlueskyMastodonThe Jewel Garden

NPR Music's Lars Gotrich and Sheldon Pearce round up the most exciting albums out this Friday, and reflect on the history of instrumental music as protest.Featured albums:• The Smile, 'Cutouts'• Blood Incantation, 'Absolute Elsewhere'• Half Waif, 'Meet Me at the Maypole'• Darius Jones, 'Legend of e'Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye)'• Yasmin Williams, 'Acadia'• Godspeed You! Black Emperor, 'NO​ ​TITLE AS OF 13 FEBRUARY 2024 28​,​340 DEAD'For a longer list of new albums out Oct. 4 and to stream our New Music Friday playlist, visit https://npr.org/music.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

WAYNE SHORTER “CELEBRATION VOLUME 1” Estocolmo, 2014Zero Gravity to the 15th Dimension, Smilin' Through, Zero Gravity to the 12th Dimension, Orbits. Personnel: Wayne Shorter (st/ss) Danilo Pérez (p) John Patitucci (b) Brian Blade (dr) PETER ZAK QUARTET F/MARCOS VARELA “ONE MIND” Paramus, NJ, May 26, 2017For Sonny, TexturesSeamus Blake (ts) Peter Zak (p) Marcos Varela (b) Billy Drummond (d) DARIUS JONES & MATTHEW SHIPP “COSMIC LIEDER” Brooklyn, NY, October 29, 2010Bleed, Ultima thuleDarius Jones (as) Matthew Shipp (p) Continue reading Puro Jazz 02 de septiembre, 2024 at PuroJazz.

WAYNE SHORTER “CELEBRATION VOLUME 1” Estocolmo, 2014Zero Gravity to the 15th Dimension, Smilin' Through, Zero Gravity to the 12th Dimension, Orbits. Personnel: Wayne Shorter (st/ss) Danilo Pérez (p) John Patitucci (b) Brian Blade (dr) PETER ZAK QUARTET F/MARCOS VARELA “ONE MIND” Paramus, NJ, May 26, 2017For Sonny, TexturesSeamus Blake (ts) Peter Zak (p) Marcos Varela (b) Billy Drummond (d) DARIUS JONES & MATTHEW SHIPP “COSMIC LIEDER” Brooklyn, NY, October 29, 2010Bleed, Ultima thuleDarius Jones (as) Matthew Shipp (p) Continue reading Puro Jazz 02 de septiembre, 2024 at PuroJazz.

MATANA ROBERTS COIN COIN CHAPTER FIVE : IN THE GARDEN Brooklyn, NY, 2022Unbeknownst, Predestined confessions, A caged dance, The promiseMatana Roberts (hrn,hca,perc,vcl,spoken-word,comp) Matt Lavelle (alto-cl,pocket-tp,tin whistle,vcl) Stuart Bogle (b-cl,cl,tin whistle,vcl) Darius Jones (as,tin whistle,vcl) Cory Smythe (p,vcl,tin whistle) Kyp Malone (synt) Mazz Swift (vln,vcl,tin whistle) Mike Pride, Ryan Sawyer (d,perc,vcl) Gitanjali Jain (text collage) ARCHIE SHEPP & KAHIL EL'ZABAR'S RITUAL TRIO CONVERSATIONS Chicago, IL, January 23 & 24, 1999Big Fred, Brother Malcolm (2), RevelationsArchie Shepp (ts,p-1) Ari Brown (p,ts-2) Malachi Favors Maghostut (b) Kahil El'Zabar (d) AMANDA GARDIER AUTEUR: MUSIC INSPIRED BY THE FILMS OF WES ANDERSON February 2022, Indianapolis, INLet's Hope It's Got A Happy Ending, The Incarcerated Artist And His MuseAmanda Gardier (sa) Charlie Ballantine (g) Jesse Wittman (b) Dave King (dr) Continue reading Puro Jazz 22 marzo 2024 at PuroJazz.

MATANA ROBERTS COIN COIN CHAPTER FIVE : IN THE GARDEN Brooklyn, NY, 2022Unbeknownst, Predestined confessions, A caged dance, The promiseMatana Roberts (hrn,hca,perc,vcl,spoken-word,comp) Matt Lavelle (alto-cl,pocket-tp,tin whistle,vcl) Stuart Bogle (b-cl,cl,tin whistle,vcl) Darius Jones (as,tin whistle,vcl) Cory Smythe (p,vcl,tin whistle) Kyp Malone (synt) Mazz Swift (vln,vcl,tin whistle) Mike Pride, Ryan Sawyer (d,perc,vcl) Gitanjali Jain (text collage) ARCHIE SHEPP & KAHIL EL'ZABAR'S RITUAL TRIO CONVERSATIONS Chicago, IL, January 23 & 24, 1999Big Fred, Brother Malcolm (2), RevelationsArchie Shepp (ts,p-1) Ari Brown (p,ts-2) Malachi Favors Maghostut (b) Kahil El'Zabar (d) AMANDA GARDIER AUTEUR: MUSIC INSPIRED BY THE FILMS OF WES ANDERSON February 2022, Indianapolis, INLet's Hope It's Got A Happy Ending, The Incarcerated Artist And His MuseAmanda Gardier (sa) Charlie Ballantine (g) Jesse Wittman (b) Dave King (dr) Continue reading Puro Jazz 22 marzo 2024 at PuroJazz.

Número de Febrero de Libertad Jazzera que abrimos con lo nuevo de la pianista barcelonesa Eva Novoa, Novoa / Gress / Gray Trio, Vol. 1, recientemente publicado este 2024 por 577 Records. Otra novedad de la que nos hacemos eco es fLuXkit Vancouver (i​̶​t​̶​s suite but sacred), el nuevo trabajo del saxofonista y compositor Darius Jones. También en este número, el esperado nuevo proyecto del bateria y compositor Federico Ughi, quien junto a Leo Genovese y Brandon Lopez, acaba de publicar Infinite Cosmos Calling You You You Vol 1, para 577 Records. Seguir leyendo Libertad Jazzera 02.2024. Eva Novoa. Darius Jones. Federico Ughi. Angelika Niescier. Angelika Niescier, Tomeka Reid, Savannah Harris. en La Montaña Rusa Radio Jazz.

2e émission de la 58e session...Cette semaine, jazz de chambre et avant-jazz! En musique: Darius Jones sur l'album fLuXkit Vancouver (i̶t̶s suite but sacred)  (We Jazz, 2023); Jean Derome sur l'album La chaleur de la pensée  (Ambiances Magnétiques, 2024); Philippe Côté & François Bourassa sur l'album Confluence  (Odd Sound, 2023); Mark Solborg sur l'album BABEL  (Ilk Music, 2023); John Zorn sur l'album The Hermetic Organ Vol. 11 - For Terry Riley  (Tzadik, 2024)...

[October 2023] What's really happening in Israel?

On this episode of the Foxy Digitalis Podcast, I dig into what this new show is and what listeners can (or can't) expect going forward.Album of the Week: Darius Jones “fLuXkit Vancouver (i​̶​t​̶​s̶ suite but sacred)”THIS WEEK'S LINKS:Purelink “Signs” (Peak Oil)Lemon Quartet “Artsfest” (Last Resort)Nina Dante's Witchy MixBrad E. Rose “I'm Scared of Dying” (Room 40)The Starless Oracle “Holographic Oasis” (Aural Canyon)Boneset “Eye Rot” (The Jewel Garden)Foxy Digitalis is an online music resource and organization promoting music in the margins with the idea that sound is for everyone. Originally founded in 1996 by Brad Rose, it has existed in multiple formats for nearly 30 years. Currently, it is an online music magazine, podcast network, and events producer based in Tulsa, Oklahoma.Send a voicemailFollow Foxy Digitalis:WebsitePatreonInstagramTwitterBlueskyMastodonThe Jewel Garden

How about another in-depth, deep-diving, evergreen conversation about creative writing, finding success as we each define it, and staying healthy and sane in the process? In Sonitotum with Matthew Wayne Selznick 093, I speak with transcendental horror author and speculative poet Darius Jones. Our conversation covers the deeper, emotionally resonant value of horror and "weird" fiction, how Darius fills the "fiction-shaped void" in his soul, why the pandemic and a pair of astronomy binoculars led to publishing fantastical epic poetry, the value of rejection, the importance of meditation and stoicism, and...yep, a whole heck of a lot more. The conversation with Darius Jones was recorded on May 24th, 2023. The rest of this episode was recorded on August 23, 2023. About Darius Jones Darius Jones writes cosmic horror, weird fiction, dark fantasy -- or, taken together and as he likes to call it, transcendental horror, as well as speculative poetry and sometimes historical fiction. His stories and poems have appeared in Strange Horizons, The No Sleep Podcast, Starline Magazine, and elsewhere. He is a member of the Horror Writers Association, the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association, and the Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association. Learn more about Darius Jones by visiting dariusjoneswriter.com. You can also find Darius on Twitter and Instagram. Make sure you check out Darius Jones on Amazon, too. Links and Topics Mentioned in This Episode My day job? I'm a creative services provider helping authors, podcasters and other creators. How can I help you? Brave Men Run, the first novel in history with a simultaneous release in paperback, several e-book formats, and free podcast edtions. A Parsec Award nominee! That Blaise Pascal quote about brevity. And that other one about a god-shaped hole. The Scholastic Book Fair (and the Bookmobile before that!) is an invaluable resource for young writers and readers. Lon Chaney, Sr. All the episodes of shows in the Escape Artists family of podcasts featuring my own writing or dramatic narration. Featuring works by Mike Resnick, Tim Pratt, Cat Rambo, Holly Black, and more! Deception by Philip Roth, a remarkable book composed entirely of dialogue. The Great Dismal Swamp. What is Trap music? What is zazen meditation? The Rejectomancy blog. The stoic philosophy of Epicurus. The works of short story master Guy de Maupassant. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and his classic Flow. Maybe you would like to be a future guest on Sonitotum with Matthew Wayne Selznick? Learn more! Big thanks to my Multiversalists patron community, including Amelia Bowen, Ted Leonhardt, Chuck Anderson, J. C. Hutchins, Jim Lewinson, and Pearl Zare! I'm incredibly grateful for the support of my patrons. If Sonitotum with Matthew Wayne Selznick brings you joy, become a patron! The Multiversalists patron member community receives the uncut, unedited version of every episode. For this episode, patrons get almost forty minutes of additional content! Want in on that? Become a patron for at least $5.00 per month (start with a free seven-day trial / cancel any time) and get a bunch of other perks and special access, too. Every month the member community has at least twenty members, I will donate 10% of net patron revenue to 826 National in support of literacy and creative writing advocacy for children. Let's go! Love Sonitotum with Matthew Wayne Selznick and have the desire and means to make a one-time donation in support of the show? Donate via PayPal or leave a tip via Ko-Fi, with my grateful thanks.

Lucia Boffo, Julieta Eugenio, Michael Sarian, Leo Genovese, Francisco Mela & Shinya Lin, Sean Conly, Darius Jones, Luke Stewart's Silt Trio, Jessica Ackerley, MAW (Meadows, Ackerley, Wallace), Dolman / Rossy / Jobin, Brodie WestPlaylist: Lucia Boffo - Volvernos CancionJulieta Eugenio, featuring Matt Dwonszyk and Jonathan Barber - EfesMichael Sarian - Paper CranesLeo Genovese, featuring Demian Cabaud and Jeff Williams - The Law of PositivityFrancisco Mela, Shinya Lin - Motions, Part OneSean Conly, featuring Leo Genovese and Francisco Mela - The BuzzDarius Jones - Figure No. 2Luke Stewart's Silt Trio, featuring Brian Settles and Chad Taylor - RootsLuke Stewart's Silt Trio, featuring Brian Settles and Chad Taylor - ReminiscinceLuke Stewart's Silt Trio, featuring Brian Settles and Chad Taylor - The BottomJessica Ackerley, featuring Andrew Smiley, Luke Stewart, and Jason Nazary - Theia's MarkMAW, featuring Frank Meadows, Jessica Ackerley, Eli Wallace - TelophaseDolman / Rossy / Jobin, featuring Aaron Dolman, Sarah Rossy, Eugenie Jobin - Borrow a MemoryBrodie West Quintet - Fortress

La música d'avantguarda que arriba des dels racons més interessants del planeta sonor torna al canal a través d'aquest podcast de Joan Cabot

In Episode 1, guests Shelley Levisay and Amy Kingry talk about State of Oklahoma v. Julius Darius Jones.  On the evening of July 28, 1999, Jones, armed with a .25 caliber pistol, carjacked and shot Paul Howell in the driveway of his parents' Edmond, Oklahoma home.  His sister and daughters were lucky to escape the carjacking unharmed.  In spite of the overwhelming evidence presented at trial establishing Jones' guilt and post-conviction DNA testing that identified Julius Jones as the person wearing the red bandana described by several witnesses, the Viola Davis-produced The Last Defense in 2018 fueled a media campaign of misinformation that characterized Jones' guilt as in doubt.  In spite of Jones' extensive prison disciplinary record, the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board broke its own rules, holding two hearings and recommending commutation and clemency for Jones.  On November 18, 2021, Governor Kevin Stitt commuted Jones' sentence to life without the possibility of parole.   Shelley Levisay is a criminal defense attorney and owner of Levisay & Associates, an author and podcaster from Shawnee, Oklahoma. She went to the University of Oklahoma College of Law, was Order of Barristers and a Note Editor for the American Indian Law Review. In May, 2022, she will graduate with an LL.M. in Indigenous Peoples.  Amy Kingry has been a paralegal in Oklahoma City for 21 years.  She was born and raised in Edmond, Oklahoma and began helping victims of violent crime as a result of the misinformation of The Last Defense  and the resulting media campaign.  Amy co-founded Oklahoma Victims Innocence Project. OKVIP is a community organization dedicated to supporting victims/survivors of violent crime as they navigate the post-conviction process. Amy's hope is to let victims of violent crimes know that they still have a voice to speak the truth, no matter how much their voices shake.  She's also a cross-fit enthusiast and, with her significant other, fan of the Oklahoma Sooners and OKC Thunder. Amy is also the proud mom of 5 children and bonus mom to 3 step-children, so there's never a dull moment in her life. 

It's been 5 years since Darius Jones last released a record under his own name, and Raw Demoon Alchemy (A Lone Operation), a solo saxophone record, breaks new ground for the genre and for Darius as a recording artist. Sonosphere had the pleasure to sit down with Darius and discuss his approach to Raw Demoon Alchemy, his childhood in Virginia, improvisation and black futurism.

Another truckload of great new and upcoming albums this week, for a show that highlights the beauty of jazz which is not aligned with the major label esthetics. The playlist features Kurt Elling; Nicola Guida, Greg Osby; Rachel Eckroth; Manu Codjia, Giuseppe Millaci, Lieven Venken; UASSYN; Javier Girotto, Vince Abbracciante; Sylvie Courvoisier, Mary Halvorson; NRG Bridges; Mathias Eick; Chris Morrissey; Georgia Anne Muldrow; Darius Jones. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/14369559/Mondo-Jazz (up to "Figure No. 2"). Happy listening! Photo credit: C. Mardok

Originally from Sacramento, California, Ches Smith is a drummer, percussionist, and composer based in New York. He has collaborated with a host of artists on many scenes since the early 2000s, including Marc Ribot, Tim Berne, John Zorn, Darius Jones, David Torn, John Tchicai, Nels Cline, Mary Halvorson, Trevor Dunn, Terry Riley, Kris Davis, Dave Holland, Secret Chiefs 3, Xiu Xiu, Good for Cows, Theory of Ruin, and Mr. Bungle, among others. He has nine records to his name as a bandleader that features his writing and ensemble curation, and is a devout student of Haitian Vodou drums, performing in religious and folkloric contexts in New York and Haiti for the last decade. In this episode, Ches shares his background, education, and musical journey. If you enjoyed this episode please make sure to subscribe, follow, rate, and/or review this podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, ect. Connect with us on all social media platforms and at www.improvexchange.com

"Ahí estáis", exclamó Fay Victor al ver a los espectadores, a quienes hemos atravesado un largo puente entre el último concierto antes de la pandemia y el primero que han permitido las circunstancias. Casi catorce meses de sequía y virtualidad hasta poder escuchar al Chamber Trio de la vocalista, en el que le acompañan Darius Jones (saxo alto) y Marika Hughes (chelo). Con ellos grabó "Barn Songs". Como el título del disco del proyecto SoundNoiseFUNK de Fay Victor, podemos afirmar que "We've had enough!". No de su música, claro, que en este caso comparte con Sam Newsome (saxo soprano), Joe Morris (guitarra) y Reggie Nicholson (batería). Victor es además una de las protagonistas de la caja de 10 discos de William Parker, que presentamos recientemente en el programa junto al contrabajista. Polonia se ha destapado en los últimos años como una de las escenas jazzísticas más activas. Jesús Moreno nos ofrece "desde mi cadiera" tres proyectos bien diferentes. De la contestación del cuarteto Stare Taśmy a la placidez del Atlantic Quartet del baterista Radek Wośko, pasando por la reformulación de la tradición judía del trío Shofar, del que forma parte del saxofonista Mikołaj Trzaska. Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

Darius Jones joins the show to talk about his brand and gives some tips on living a healthy lifestyle.

A las puertas de nuestro vigésimo aniversario, convocamos en Club de Jazz a nuestros colaboradores para anticipar la celebración con un festín de músicas, que se abre con "Slipknots through a looking glass", trabajo del bajista Eric Revis junto a Kris Davis (piano), Bill McHenry (saxo tenor), Darius Jones (saxo alto), Chad Taylor (batería) y Justin Faulkner (batería). Alberto Varela nos acerca en el "Jazz Porteño" a la música de su compatriota, el contrabajista Horacio Fumero, a través de una grabación junto al pianista Michael Kanan y al baterista Guillem Arnedo. El disco lleva por título "Appearing tonight". "desde mi cadiera", Jesús Moreno nos propone cuatro versiones de "Sonia", composición del sudafricano Mongezi Feza. El trompetista fue miembro de The Blue Notes, el grupo comandado por el pianista Chris McGregor y que dejó una profunda huella en el jazz europeo, especialmente en Inglaterra y Francia. Entre las versiones, una a piano solo del propio McGregor o la incluida por Robert Wyatt en su disco "Ruth is stranger than Richard" de 1975. Recibimos llamada desde Londres de Fernando Ortiz de Urbina. El tiempo de "London calling" es para "Just friends", un trabajo excepcional que reunió en 1997 al pianista Martial Solal con Gary Peacock (contrabajo) y Paul Motian (batería). El último disco del pianista Alexander Von Schlippenbach se explica en su título. "Slow pieces for Aki" es un ejercicio minimalista del germano, dedicado a su mujer, la también pianista Aki Takase. Es el poema sonoro que nos propone Ferran Esteve en "La duda y el permanente". Expresión del compromiso, la Liberation Music Orchestra de Charlie Haden publicó su primer trabajo en 1970. En él incluyó una suite de temas populares vinculados con el bando republicano en la Guerra Civil española. Nos lo propone Anxo en el tiempo de los "Ritmos Latinos". Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

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Welcome back to The Shift, a podcast that's here to help you adjust to the new! In this season we will talk about new love, whether it be about the season of loving someone else or loving yourself. We'll talk about the X and O's, the yes and no's, “he loves me, he loves me not” or I gave it all I got. In today's episode, “If It Isn't Love” hear from two individuals who have managed to adjust to their new season of singleness after both being in serious long-term relationships. They will each discuss being with high-school and college sweethearts to now living as working young adults figuring out how to restart. Join your host, J. Camille, and reappearing guest, Darius Jones as they share their stories and the shift that takes place when your status changes from taken to single. Darius Jones is a native from Lawton, OK. He is a class of 2017 graduate from The University of Oklahoma where he obtained a bachelor's degree in Industrial & Systems Engineering. Darius currently works as an industrial engineer for the engine maintenance group at Tinker Air Force Base in OK. Darius loves to lend a helping hand to those around him. He eagerly looks for opportunities to serve those in the OKC community through his church as well as programs that help underprivileged students. He also enjoys spending time with family and friends when he can. Hear them share their shifts today! Keep up with The Shift on social media: Instagram.com/the.shift.podcast/ Facebook.com/jcamilleproductions Become a Patron! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

  ERIC REVIS – SLIPKNOTS THROUGH A LOOKING GLASS – July 21-23, 2019 Baby Renfro, Earl & the Three-Fifths Compromise, When I Become Nothing Eric Revis (b) Chad Taylor (dr)  Kris Davis (p) Darius Jones (sa)  Bill McHenry (st)     VINNIE SPERRAZZA / JACOB...

In this episode hear from two individuals who are fresh out of college, living the dream, and realizing that perhaps things aren't as they seem. See this is the part where dreams meet reality, where work overrules play, and you're just a young rookie trying to learn your way. Join your host, J. Camille, and special guests, Mytala and Darius Jones as they continue on from last week's topic and discuss the shift that takes place when you start a New Career. Mytala is a class of 2018 graduate from The University of Central Oklahoma with a bachelor's degree in Elementary Education. She is a second-year teacher in the Oklahoma City area where she instructs students in the third grade. Mytala has a true servant's heart. In her downtime, she looks for opportunities to serve Jesus through volunteer opportunities with her church or in her community. She also enjoys spending time with family, friends, and traveling. Darius Jones is a native from Lawton, OK. He is a class of 2017 graduate from The University of Oklahoma where he obtained a bachelor's degree in Industrial & Systems Engineering. Darius currently works as an industrial engineer for the engine maintenance group at Tinker Air Force Base in OK. Darius loves to lend a helping hand to those around him. He eagerly looks for opportunities to serve those in the OKC community through his church as well as programs that help underprivileged students. He also enjoys spending time with family and friends when he can. Hear our special guests share their shifts today! Keep up with The Shift on social media: Instagram.com/the.shift.podcast/ Facebook.com/jcamilleproductions Become a Patron! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Nick Dunston is a Brooklyn-based composer, improviser, and instrumentalist. An “indispensable player on the New York avant-garde" (New York Times), his performances have also spanned a variety of venues and festivals across North America and Europe. He's performed, toured, and recorded professionally with bands led by artists such as Vijay Iyer, Marc Ribot, Ches Smith, Imani Uzuri, Ingrid Laubrock, Tyshawn Sorey, Anna Webber, Amirtha Kidambi, Amir ElSaffar, Allison Miller, and Darius Jones. In 2019 he was awarded the Van Lier Fellowship by Roulette Intermedium, which supported the world premieres of The Floor is Lava! (upright bass quintet), and La Operación (double saxophone trio + soprano voice), referred to as “a work so dramatic and large that is both a response to socio-historical truth as well as a reflection on his own identity…” (I Care If You Listen). In 2019 he released his debut album, Atlantic Extraction, which “features the unusual instrumentation of double bass, drums, electric guitar, flute, [and violin]- and his compositions put that configuration to imaginative use.” (The Wire Magazine). As a writer, he's made monthly contributions to Hot House Jazz Magazine from 2016-2019.Albums: Atlantic Extraction, Carrboro ImprovisationsOther media: http://www.nickdunston.org/https://soundcloud.com/nick-e-dunston

Support Burning Ambulance on Patreon Get the Burning Ambulance email newsletter The 52nd episode of the Burning Ambulance podcast features an interview with saxophonist James Brandon Lewis, and is sponsored by Harry's men's grooming products. If you’re listening to this, you can get a Harry’s trial set at harrys.com/burning. You’ll get a weighted ergonomic handle for a firm grip; a five blade razor with a lubricating strip and trimmer blade; rich lathering shave gel with aloe to keep your skin hydrated; and a travel blade cover to keep your razor dry and easy to grab on the go. Go to harrys.com/burning to start shaving better today! James Brandon Lewis is from Buffalo, New York, a city which has produced a surprising number of musicians whose work I listen to a lot, including Grover Washington, Jr., Charles Gayle, Rick James, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Morton Feldman, and Cannibal Corpse. I’ve seen Lewis perform live twice, both times with the avant-garde rock trio Harriet Tubman. One time was a straight double bill – James’s trio with bassist Luke Stewart and drummer Warren Trae Crudup, plus guitarist Anthony Pirog, opened for Tubman. Then, at Winter Jazzfest in 2018, Tubman put together an expanded group to perform a re-interpretation of Ornette Coleman’s Free Jazz. That night, the lineup was Tubman – Brandon Ross on guitar, Melvin Gibbs on bass, JT Lewis on drums – plus James’s trio, plus Jaimie Branch on trumpet and Darius Jones on alto sax. It was really fantastic, one of those things that you only get to see once in your life. You’re either in the room when the magic happens, or you get to hear people tell stories about it for years afterward. James made two records for the OKeh label – Divine Travels, which had William Parker on bass and Gerald Cleaver on drums, plus poet Thomas Sayers Ellis, who runs Heroes Are Gang Leaders with him, and then Days of FreeMan, which had Jamaaladeen Tacuma on bass and Rudy Royston on drums. By the way, if you’re new to this podcast, a lot of the people I’ve mentioned so far – Melvin Gibbs, William Parker, and Jamaaladeen Tacuma – have all been on in the past. Anyway, James followed Days of FreeMan with No Filter, which featured his live trio plus Pirog, and then he made Radiant Imprints, a duo album with drummer Chad Taylor, and An UnRuly Manifesto, with the trio plus Pirog and Jaimie Branch. And every one of those records is absolutely worth your time, so check ’em out. This conversation with James Brandon Lewis is the longest thing I’ve ever recorded for this podcast, and it went in a whole bunch of directions I wasn’t expecting. I wrote down about two pages of questions, and I think I asked three of them. You’ll hear what I mean – he has a lot to say on a variety of issues. This might be the most in-depth interview he’s ever done, and I hope you'll find it as fascinating as I did. If you do enjoy this podcast, please consider visiting patreon.com/burningambulance and becoming a subscriber. For just $5 a month, you can help keep this show and Burning Ambulance as a whole active and thriving. Thanks! Music heard in this episode: Heroes Are Gang Leaders, "Hurt Cult" (Artificial Happiness Button) James Brandon Lewis & Chad Taylor, "Under/Over the Rainbow" (Live in Willisau)

This is a series of interviews with musicians and interesting folks from NYC and other parts of the world. Hosted by drummer, Federico Ughi. Episode 8 is All the Talking with Ed Schuller, bass player and educator (part two) INTRODUCTION 0:00 GETTING INTO JAZZ 0:23 HOW IT ALL STARTED WITH BASS PLAYING 2:39 LEARNING HOW TO LISTEN AND PLAY 5:55 THE OLD DAYS 7:43 BEFORE SOCIAL MEDIA 12:20 ON THE ROAD WITH PAT MARTINO 13:46 FIRST GIG WITH JOE LOVANO 15:42 MOVING TO NEW YORK 16:44 THE RUSSIAN GIG 19:50 Ed Schuller is featured on Songs for Four Cities by Federico Ughi, also on the album Darius Jones and Eri Yamamoto: https://federicoughi.bandcamp.com/album/songs-for-four-cities More about Ed Schuller: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Schuller 577 Records is an independent record label based in Brooklyn, New York operating since 2001 577 Records Brooklyn, New York www.577records.com ©+℗ 2020

This is a new series of interviews with musicians and interesting folks from NYC and other parts of the world. Hosted by drummer, Federico Ughi. Episode 3 is All the Talking with Ed Schuller, bass player and educator. INTRODUCTION 0:00 DEMIAN RICHARDSON AND DANIEL CARTER 1:24 NEW ALBUMS 5:20 RAPPING 6:40 MOVING BETWEEN NEW YORK, BOSTON, BERLIN 7:45 NEW YORK TODAY VS 70’S, 80’S AND 90’S 9:06 BRADLEY’S VS SCHOOLS 18:18 JIM PEPPER, MATT MANERI, DANIEL CARTER, ESPERANZA SPALDING 19:44 CHILDHOOD 25:50 FROM 7TH TO 8TH GRADE 23:40 THE VERY FIRST GIG 28:30 Ed Schuller is featured on Songs for Four Cities by Federico Ughi, also on the album Darius Jones and Eri Yamamoto: https://federicoughi.bandcamp.com/album/songs-for-four-cities More about Ed Schuller: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Schuller 577 Records is an independent record label based in Brooklyn, New York operating since 2001 577 Records Brooklyn, New York www.577records.com ©+℗ 2019

Dave’s conversation with saxophonist, composer, educator Darius Jones about his work organizing large groups and improvising with … The post ANFTD #71: Darius Jones first appeared on Greenleaf Music by Dave Douglas.

Darius Jones is a former US Navy logistics specialist who was used to an active lifestyle but everything changed after an unfortunate motorcycle accident. The accident left his lower body paralyzed making him unable to walk. Realizing how serious his injury was, he started getting depressed but the support of his family and his faith in God gave him the push to recover. Darius' road to recovery involved getting into sports, getting fit, and getting into a new tribe that can provide emotional support. Darius is from Memphis, Tennessee and he is now an athlete who plays wheelchair basketball and trains in CrossFit. On this episode, we talked about these topics: Challenges of having a kid while recovering with his injury What Darius felt when he knew he's paralyzed How faith in God has given him the strength to face challenges How many surgeries he underwent through recovery Dealing with depression and seeing a psychiatrist Contact To Contact Darius Jones, you can email him at jonesdarius@hotmail.com Listen to My New Normal Podcast here: YouTubeiTunesGoogle PodcastSpotify To check out Dr. T's Functional Training for the Adaptive Athlete Online Course (eligible for 0.5 CEU's for NSCA under Category D), visit: https://www.drtheresalarson.com/adaptive-trainers-course/ Help My New Normal raise $2,500 for Challenged Athlete Foundation by March 31st, 2019: http://support.challengedathletes.org/site/TR/Events/General?px=1289385&pg=personal&fr_id=1611

Darius Jones tells us his story of his relationship with his father and the impact forgiveness has on his relationship with him.

Darius Jones tells us his story of his relationship with his father and the impact forgiveness has on his relationship with him.

The Philanthropy Podcast Website Email Sean at The Philanthropy Podcast   This week on The Philanthropy Podcast, Darius Jones, Vice President and General Manager of Garfield Produce discusses how a social venture can sometimes be the preferred model for having a lasting impact on a community, how social enterprises differ from nonprofits, how to think about scalability and replicability when you're launching your organization or expanding, and how to prepare for a large grant of social impact loan. Darius' story is inspiring and uplifting and his insights are important for anyone launching a new nonprofit or social enterprise, existing organizations thinking about how to scale operations, and anyone considering how new organizational structures might improve your ability to serve others.     Most weeks I try to ask one call to action from you in response to what you learn in our episode. This week though, no call to action from me. You may have noticed that the last few weeks my episodes haven't been coming out weekly. At first I thought I'd just catch up, but now I think I need to pull back to one episode every two weeks. I love doing the podcast and hosting these conversations for you, but the scheduling, social media, and editing really do add up. So I hope you'll understand and keep tuning it to The Philanthropy Podcast even if it's just one episode every two weeks. Also, if you're the type who'd be interested in helping me with our social media, with audio editing, or if you'd like to conduct some interviews and episodes yourself and be a cohost, let me know by emailing thephilanthropypodcast@gmail.com! You can be anywhere in the world and help with these things, but if you're in or around Chicago, we can talk in person about sharing the equipment to get up and running. Anyway, the long and the short of it is there's no call to action. It's a busy time of year for all of us, so just relax, enjoy the episode, and know I'm grateful for your loyal support.   Links in this week's episode: Garfield Produce Garfield Produce (Facebook) Garfield Produce (Twitter) Garfield Produce (Instagram) Garfield Produce (Youtube) Breakthrough Urban Ministries UTurn Permitted Chicago Botanic Gardens City Colleges of Chicago Benefit Chicago Darius Jones (LinkedIn)

Recorded live on Sept. 2, 2015. Raised as the youngest of four children in a big musical family in Swainsboro, Georgia, Bragg lived in a number of Southern musical capitals – Athens, Atlanta, and Nashville – before settling in New York in 2004. Her music is consequently a seamless hybrid of her southern Americana roots and the downtown New York singer-songwriter community of which she became a key member before moving to Nashville in December 2013.Tattoos and Bruises follows her sophomore release, Sugar (2007), which was produced by Darius Jones, and recorded in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Her debut album, Certain Simple Things (2004), was co-written, engineered and produced in Athens, Georgia, by Dave Haywood (Lady Antebellum). Winner of the BandPage/ZooLabs Music Residency Contest (2014), Telluride Troubadour Competition Honorable Mention (2012), International Songwriting Competition Honorable Mention (2011), Mary’s music has been compared to Patty Griffin and Mindy Smith. For more on Mary’s music, click here. Photo courtesy of Howard Greenberg

The Jazz Session turns eight today! To celebrate, I've put together a look back at eight years of the show, featuring interviews and music by many past guests, including: John Abercrombie, Carl Allen, Jen Baker & Kyoko Kitamura, Gene Bertoncini, Terence Blanchard, Don Byron, Ron Carter, Jimmy Heath, Janel & Anthony, Darius Jones & Matthew Shipp, Steve Kuhn, Jo Lawry, Gene Ludwig, Marian McPartland, Nadje Noordhuis, Laurie Pepper, Sonny Rollins, Gerald Wilson, and more.

The Jazz Session turns eight today! To celebrate, I've put together a look back at eight years of the show, featuring interviews and music by many past guests, including: John Abercrombie, Carl Allen, Jen Baker & Kyoko Kitamura, Gene Bertoncini, Terence Blanchard, Don Byron, Ron Carter, Jimmy Heath, Janel & Anthony, Darius Jones & Matthew Shipp, Steve Kuhn, Jo Lawry, Gene Ludwig, Marian McPartland, Nadje Noordhuis, Laurie Pepper, Sonny Rollins, Gerald Wilson, and more.

The Jazz Session turns eight today! To celebrate, I’ve put together a look back at eight years of the show, featuring interviews and music by many past guests, including: John Abercrombie, Carl Allen, Jen Baker & Kyoko Kitamura, Gene Bertoncini, Terence Blanchard, Don Byron, Ron Carter, Jimmy Heath, Janel & Anthony, Darius Jones & Matthew … Continue reading "The Jazz Session #445: 8th Anniversary Retrospective!"

Los calendarios pasan página, la vida sigue, pero no queremos olvidar que en 2014 perdimos al pianista Mauro Urriza. Los primeros minutos de esta edicion de "Club de Jazz" del 2 de enero de 2015 son para su "Blues for Oteiza", así como la última hora de programa la dedicamos íntegramente a la música del bajista Adam Lane con "Absolute Horizon" de su trío junto a Darius Jones y Vijay Anderson, las "4 Corners" que forma con Ken Vandermark, Magnus Broo y Paal Nilssen-Love y con su reciente "Live in Ljubljana" de la Full Throttle Orchestra. Dos violinistas han publicado disco recientemente: Adam Baldych junto al pianista Yaron Herman firma "The New Tradition" y Enric Pastor "Canvis". "desde mi cadiera" Jesús Moreno hace sonar a uno de sus tenores de cabecera, Archie Shepp, junto a Mônica Passos en "Lemniscate" y con su propio grupo en "Phat Jam in Milano". En "La duda permanente" de Ferran Esteve nos deleitamos con "Hamburg '72", disco del trío formado por Keith Jarrett, Charlie Haden y Paul Motian. Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

Los calendarios pasan página, la vida sigue, pero no queremos olvidar que en 2014 perdimos al pianista Mauro Urriza. Los primeros minutos de esta edicion de "Club de Jazz" del 2 de enero de 2015 son para su "Blues for Oteiza", así como la última hora de programa la dedicamos íntegramente a la música del bajista Adam Lane con "Absolute Horizon" de su trío junto a Darius Jones y Vijay Anderson, las "4 Corners" que forma con Ken Vandermark, Magnus Broo y Paal Nilssen-Love y con su reciente "Live in Ljubljana" de la Full Throttle Orchestra. Dos violinistas han publicado disco recientemente: Adam Baldych junto al pianista Yaron Herman firma "The New Tradition" y Enric Pastor "Canvis". "desde mi cadiera" Jesús Moreno hace sonar a uno de sus tenores de cabecera, Archie Shepp, junto a Mônica Passos en "Lemniscate" y con su propio grupo en "Phat Jam in Milano". En "La duda permanente" de Ferran Esteve nos deleitamos con "Hamburg '72", disco del trío formado por Keith Jarrett, Charlie Haden y Paul Motian. Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

Doug Richards is a professor of music at Virginia Commonwealth University. He also founded the school's jazz program in 1980, one year after he started teaching there. Richards' former students include Steve Wilson, James Genus, Nate Smith, Clarence Penn, Mark Shim, Alvester Garnett, Scott Clark and Darius Jones. In this interview, Richards talks about discovering his love for composing and arranging; how he started the VCU jazz program at a time when very few such programs existed anywhere; his successful professional big band, the Great American Music Ensemble; and playing more than just the notes and rhythms. Learn more at www.vcu.edu/arts/music/dept/faculty/richards.html.

Doug Richards is a professor of music at Virginia Commonwealth University. He also founded the school's jazz program in 1980, one year after he started teaching there. Richards' former students include Steve Wilson, James Genus, Nate Smith, Clarence Penn, Mark Shim, Alvester Garnett, Scott Clark and Darius Jones. In this interview, Richards talks about discovering his love for composing and arranging; how he started the VCU jazz program at a time when very few such programs existed anywhere; his successful professional big band, the Great American Music Ensemble; and playing more than just the notes and rhythms. Learn more at www.vcu.edu/arts/music/dept/faculty/richards.html.

El austriaco Christof Kurzmann dedica a la escritora argentina Alejandra Pizarnik su apasionante proyecto "El infierno musical" en el que le acompañan Ken Vandermark, Eva Reiter, Clayton Thomas y Martin Brandlmayr. En esta edición de "Club de Jazz" del 22 de febrero de 2012 descubrimos además "Big Gurl (Smell my dream)" del trío del saxofonista Darius Jones. También "There", directo del baterista canadiense Ernesto Cervini. Roberto Barahona sigue clásico en el "PuroJazz" con el saxofonista y flautista Bud Shank en grabación de 1956. Los "Ritmos Latinos" de Anxo indagan en las voces de Mima y José Alejandro Delgado. En "desde mi cadiera" con Jesús Moreno, "Streets", último trabajo del saxofonista Charles Gayle. En el tiempo de "Jazz Porteño" Alberto Varelo hace sonar el piano de Helen Sung y su "Helenistique". Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

El austriaco Christof Kurzmann dedica a la escritora argentina Alejandra Pizarnik su apasionante proyecto "El infierno musical" en el que le acompañan Ken Vandermark, Eva Reiter, Clayton Thomas y Martin Brandlmayr. En esta edición de "Club de Jazz" del 22 de febrero de 2012 descubrimos además "Big Gurl (Smell my dream)" del trío del saxofonista Darius Jones. También "There", directo del baterista canadiense Ernesto Cervini. Roberto Barahona sigue clásico en el "PuroJazz" con el saxofonista y flautista Bud Shank en grabación de 1956. Los "Ritmos Latinos" de Anxo indagan en las voces de Mima y José Alejandro Delgado. En "desde mi cadiera" con Jesús Moreno, "Streets", último trabajo del saxofonista Charles Gayle. En el tiempo de "Jazz Porteño" Alberto Varelo hace sonar el piano de Helen Sung y su "Helenistique". Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

Pianist Matt Mitchell has been making a name for himself in the bands of Tim Berne, John Hollenbeck and Darius Jones, among others. In this interview, Mitchell talks about finding his place in the bands of composers with strong visions; how a set of self-penned practice pieces became duet performance vehicles; and why he may finally be ready to record his first album. Learn more at mattmitchell.us and follow him on Twitter at @mattmitchellus.

Pianist Matthew Shipp and saxophonist Darius Jones have a new duo CD called Cosmic Lieder (AUM Fidelity, 2011). In this wide-ranging interview, Shipp and Jones discuss intergenerational collaboration; the "x factor" that caused Shipp to ask Jones to work together; and how Jones views Shipp's musical language and career. Learn more at www.matthewshipp.com and www.myspace.com/blackdajones. Tracks used in this episode: Bleed; Ultima Thule; Zillo Valla; Multiverse; Mandrakk; Ged-Jedollah. CONCERT NOTE: Matthew Shipp and Darius Jones are playing two sets at Jazz Standard in NYC on April 27.

Pianist Matthew Shipp and saxophonist Darius Jones have a new duo CD called Cosmic Lieder...

Virginia-born saxophonist Darius Jones wants to tell his story, and he's chosen as his vehicle his new album, Man'ish Boy (AUM Fidelity, 2009). This is an album born of economic poverty and emotional wealth. Joining Jones are multi-instrumentalist Cooper-Moore and drummer Rakalam Bob Moses. This powerful and beautiful album is an important statement by a voice that needs to be heard. Learn more at Darius Jones' MySpace page. If you'd like to buy this album, you can support The Jazz Session by purchasing it via the link below:

Virginia-born saxophonist Darius Jones wants to tell his story, and he’s chosen as his vehicle...

Darien Marshall and Darius Jones, authors of the book, "Dont just talk it, Be About it."

Featuring Mary B. Morrison, the nationally best selling author ofNOTHING HAS EVER FELT LIKE THIS. She will also be discussing the Augustrelease of WHEN SOMEBODY LOVES YOU BACK.In NOTHING HAS EVER FELT LIKE THIS, the timing finally seems to be rightfor Darius Jones and Fancy Taylor but what they discover about oneanother may surprise them.In WHEN SOMEBODY LOVES YOU BACK readers can follow theadventures romantic and otherwise of philanderer turned fiance DariusJones, and ask the perennial question. Why do fools fall in love. With their futures and their hearts on the line, and storm cloudsgathering, it may be hard to see the silver lining, but for Jada andDarryl, and Fancy and Darius, it just might be love.Ms. Morrison expertly blends fiction with reality in her steamiest, mostemotional novels yet, thrilling readers with her engaging characters andher unexpected twists that drive her stories.Brought to you by TriCom Podcast, dedicated to putting Authors In YourPocket

Featuring Mary B. Morrison, the nationally best selling author ofNOTHING HAS EVER FELT LIKE THIS. She will also be discussing the Augustrelease of WHEN SOMEBODY LOVES YOU BACK.In NOTHING HAS EVER FELT LIKE THIS, the timing finally seems to be rightfor Darius Jones and Fancy Taylor, but what they discover about oneanother may surprise them.In WHEN SOMEBODY LOVES YOU BACK readers can follow theadventures, romantic and otherwise, of philanderer turned fiance DariusJones, and ask the perennial question. Why do fools fall in love.With their futures and their hearts on the line, and storm cloudsgathering, it may be hard to see the silver lining, but for Jada andDarryl, and Fancy and Darius, it just might be love.Ms. Morrison expertly blends fiction with reality in her steamiest, mostemotional novels yet, thrilling readers with her engaging characters andher unexpected twists that drive her stories.Brought to you by TriCom Podcast, dedicated to putting Authors In YourPocket

In this episode Zeke speaks with his friends Quinn and Darius Jones about their unique perspective of being a black man in the United States of America. Credits: Song - Monaco by Breeze Davinci https://one-up-records.lnk.to/5AuoQPR Media Links: https://allmylinks.com/letsgatherpod