Sharonne Cohen
Leonard Cohen Will Always Capture Hearts and Remain Relevant
Celebrities, politicians, and pop stars gathered in Montreal on the first anniversary of Cohen's death, giving the icon the public memorial he—and we—deserved.
Montreal Jazzfest Is A Place of Healing In Dark Political Times
"If [politicians] could learn to improvise over a blues, or a 'montuno', they could take that into their own world."
Christian Sands Reaches For The Past With "Gangstalude"
"What I've found so far on a musical level is new ways to approach rhythm, melody, and improvisation. You never really finish finding yourself... it's a constant journey."
Cameron Graves Is LA's Cosmic Metalhead Jazz Prince and We Have His New Song
We premiere the track "End of Corporatism" and talk to him about what it's like to actually be living in a sci-fi novel.
POP Montreal's Leonard Cohen Tribute Was as Human as He Was
Montreal musicians and writers pulled from Cohen's vast catalogue of work to celebrate his imperfectly perfect life.
ILAM Is Building A Musical Foundation on Hope
"Without water, nothing can survive. Water is vital. Water is hope for a good harvest."
Montreal's Festival International Nuits d’Afrique is a Haven For World Music Artists
Representing 35 countries, the festival was a masterclass in showcasing some of the best international artists.
Montreal Jazzfest Was a Musical Buffet and We Consumed All of It
Lauryn Hill, Bilal, Kamasi Washington, and more played the fest's 37th edition.
How Malika Tirolien Finds Solace in Jazz
At last month's Montreal International Jazzfest, the talented singer-songwriter won fans over with her blend of jazz and Caribbean influences.
Vox Sambou is Merging Hip-Hop And Social Activism in Montreal
The hip hop and reggae artist talks about his new record 'The Brasil Sessions' and why raising disenfranchised youths on art is important.
How RAM's Combination of Vodou Culture and Politics Became the Soundtrack to Haiti's Modern History
A stay in Haiti with Richard Morse.