Photography by Dave Barfield Making a living off one’s art and music is toilsome, and the path to where the collective is now was hardly a straight line. Wavering beginnings taught each member to understand that their best work comes from embracing the artis...
By Karl Sörne | Photography Dave Barfield “We were too black for white folk. And too white for black folks. But as time passed, more people got on board. By the time we released Mothership Connection we had a huge fan base. We’ve been one nation under a g...
The second annual Florida Jazz and Blues Festival by Lakayra Larramore | Photography by Remi Escud...
by Karl Sörne | Photography by Dave Barfield About a year ago, we featured Jett Instruments in our...
by Karl Sorne | Photography by Dave Barfield My face is cracked from smiling after a few hours of ge...
By Ursula Perano | Photography by Remi Escudie In the heart of downtown Thomasville, Georgia, a once...
There’s nothing you can do that can’t be done Nothing you can sing that can’t be sung . . . It...
by Zachary Caronna Sometimes, the most extraordinary things hide away in the most ordinary places. L...
“It was here that Noah discovered his favorite form of dance: the Vaganova method, which he ex...
“The number one thing, I think, that controls the instrument is the design.” In walking...
