Today is the UN International Day of Remembrance of the Slave Trade, we honor this day by charting the legacy of African diasporic music in America.
Tag: John Coltrane
The Expanding Triplet, and How to Internalize Time with Practice
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Music for Practicing Scales and Modes
This article originally appeared on Ethan Hein’s blog. Are you trying to learn scales and patterns,…
John Coltrane and the Economy of the Blues
In the following video, courtesy of Soundfly’s free course, A Conversation with the Blues, veteran jazz…
Here Are Our 8 Favorite Films About Jazz Horn Players
Horns are a prominent piece in the puzzle of modern music. When it comes to…
Veni Om on Creating Non-Religious Spiritual Music to Seek Inner Peace
Welcome back to Soundfly’s weekly interview series, Incorrect Music, curated by guitarist, singer, and composer Lora-Faye…
The COMPASS: Philadelphia, PA
I’m a lifetime Philadelphian and proud of it. It’s an interesting place to grow up…
Elliott Sharp’s Essential Guide to Being Elliott Sharp
By Elliott Sharp Editor’s note: For many years, I’ve been challenged and inspired by the…
Off Notes: Willow Smith, a Nose Whistle, and More!
It’s with a heavy heart that we said goodbye this week to the King of…