Right Brain Music Podcast

In this episode of the Right Brain Music Podcast we meet two musical groups that have been prominent in Colorado's dynamic free improv community. They are Electro Manifesto and The Low Mids. Hear their bold new music and their thoughts on what makes the scene tick.

In this epsiode we meet three masters of invention with the acoustic guitar you thought you knew so well. Jim Matus, Joel Veena and Guillaume Gargaud spin improvised magic and sonic joy from their instruments.

In this episode we meet seven of the master musicians that contributed to the Right Brain Records album 'Guitar Improv Summit Vol. 2.' They are Lucas Brode, Bill Boethius, Max Ridgway, Dave Draper, Bill Horist, Matt Benham and Tom Scully. Their innovations help define a new generation of guitar innovation.

Mac Ritchey is many things, but conventional is not one of them. In this episode, a joint production of Right Brain Records and The World Fusion Show, we hear about the New England native's journey from '80s hair metal guitarist to internationally acclaimed improviser on the middle-eastern oud.

In this episode we meet three visionary artists who've exploited the musical qualities of a grain silo, the interior of a famous bridge, a giant brine tank and caves in Great Britain. Listen to their amazing sounds and learn how they made them.

Seattle’s Amy Denio is on the short list of people who have made a career in music counterculture. In the latest ep of the Right Brain Music Podcast, we meet this prolific avant-garde artist, get a sense of what makes her tick and hear plenty of examples of her recent work.

In this episode we bid farewell to a complicated year with a simple celebration of creative music that's entered tour collective consciousness. Sit back and listen...

In this episode, our first joint production with The World Fusion Show, we meet Om Shalom Trio. They meld Indian, Jewish and classical music and their own experimental impulses in forging a dynamic new hybrid that evokes the spirit of the ancient East-West trade route.

In this episode of the Right Brain Music podcast we meet two artists with fresh takes on electronic music: Gold Gazebo and VWAM. With unique collaborations amid pandemic restrictions, they infuse heart and soul into a meta-genre better known for its focus on hardware and software. We also hear generous excerpts from their new albums.

Derrik Jordan is a prolific multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer, as well as host of the ascending public TV series, The World Fusion Show. In this episode we meet Derrik, hear his story and a healthy dose of his music.

In this episode of our podcast we meet Jon Madof, New York-based guitarist and co-founder of Chant Records, a new label that's making waves with adventurous music across the spectrum of genres.

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In this episode we meet Right Brain Records artist ToE, a mysterious and reclusive electric guitar duo from rural England. Their music is a haunting mix of industrial ambience, psychedelic rock, meditative soundscapes and a touch of the supernatural.

Quest Ensemble is a dynamic contemporary classical chamber trio based in London. The trio has traditional training and roots, but takes a radical turn in making improvisation a key factor in composing and performing their music. Here, we get to know QE, learn about their unique approach and hear generous helpings from their new album.

In this episode we explore synesthesia, the connections between senses. We interview abstract visual artist Ellie Polk and the members of Spontanea, a free improvisation quintet. They did a project together linking visual art and music in a new album on Right Brain Records, of which we hear generous excerpts.

This episode features an interview with Justin and German of the prolific free improvisational duo Bugs In The Basement. Their weekly live sessions have been published through their own podcast for years. We discuss their thoughts on music, the improvisation process and their new album, Vol. 2, released through Right Brain Records.

In this episode we meet multi-talented Farrell Lowe, who, among other things, plays guitar and creates wildly original music. His prolific output of recordings is mind-boggling, yet Farrell is firmly down-to-earth. Here we learn about Farrell's roots and philosophy, and hear a healthy sampling of his recent musical work.

CHA is an mysterious and, some might say, heretical trio of women who've crossed over from the carefully scripted world of classical music and dance to the open domain of free improvisation, where self-expression rules. In this episode we meet the members of CHA, learn about their musical journey and hear portions of their new album.

In this episode we meet Steve Scribner, a composer who uses unique graphic scores to engage musicians in creating sonic landscapes. He calls them "sound scrolls." We also hear excerpts of this intriguing new music form Scribner's newly released album on Right Brain Records.

In this continuation of the tour we meet three more artists that use improvisation to stretch musical boundaries and define exciting new soundscapes. They are Missionandry, The Low Mids and Quest Ensemble.

In this episode we meet three artists that use improvisation to stretch musical boundaries and define exciting new soundscapes. They are Tim Daisy, Seabuckthorn and Other Nothing.

In this episode we meet Jack Wright, saxophonist, author and pioneer of modern free improvisation. A steady force in an underground movement since the 1970s, Jack reflects on his experience and the state of free music today.

This is the fourth episode of the Right Brain Music Podcast, presented by Right Brain Records. In this series we explore the music and musicians behind this exciting branch of the music world. In this episode we talk to the members of Bugs In The Basement, an enigmatic and prolific musical duo that is building an ongoing digital installation of improvised music. We'll hear portions of their recent...

This is the third episode of the Right Brain Music Podcast, presented by Right Brain Records. In this series we explore the music and musicians behind this exciting branch of the music world. In this episode we talk to the members of VWAM, aka the Vancouver Women's Ambient Music Collective, a synthesizer quartet from British Columbia's shiny city on the sea. We will hear highlights from their new...

This is the first episode of the Right Brain Music Podcast, presented by Right Brain Records. In this series we will explore the music and musicians behind this exciting branch of the music world, which is a source of innovation and creativity, yet traces back to ancient times. In this episode we discuss what "Right Brain Music" is all about, preview upcoming episodes and play a lot of music.