Brandon Lopez is a bassist and composer living in New York City. His work deals with improvisation, finding new sonic possibilities on the double

bass.

His collaborations include the likes Fred Moten, Gerald Cleaver, John Zorn, The Mat Maneri Quartet, Nate Wooley’s “knknighgh”, Satoko Fuji, Zeena Parkins, Ingrid Laubrock and Tom Rainey, Standing On The Corner, Cecilia Lopez, Ash Fure, Joe Morris, Tyshawn Sorey, and many others.

Lopez played with the New York Philharmonic 2019 season as a featured soloist with the New York Philharmonic in the premier of Ashley Fure’s “Filament” under the baton of Jaap Van Zweden. His solo work has been featured at the Met Museum in a live collaboration with silent films by directors Stan Brakhage and Germaine Dulac. His collaborative work with Fred Moten and Gerald Cleaver was critically acclaimed by publications of note and won Best of Jazz 2022 in the NYTimes. His most recent solo recording won best of 2023 in the NYC Jazz record. He’s been awarded the Van Lier Fellowship (2018) and Jerome Artist in

Residence (2020) at Roulette Intermedium, The Artist in Residence at Issue Project Room (2018), commissions from the Robert D. Bielecki Foundation for the

recording of SUN BURNS OUT YOUR EYES (2022), 2023 NYSCA grant for the multimedia piece NADA SAGRADA premiered at the Vision Festival, and an award in 2020 from the Doris Duke Charitable Trust.

He is currently an instructor of improvisation and double bass at the New School for Jazz and has taught master classes and lectures at Eastman School of Music and Harvard University.

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Briar Magee is a musician and actor who can be seen in the upcoming film By The Roots alongside Ally Sheedy, Maragret Cho, and Emily Robinson. On this episode, Briar discusses how she was discovered performing with her family band on the street of her hometown, and her rise to TikTok stardom.

You can follow Briar on TikTok @briardavie

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Deshawn "Dvibes" Alexander is a Grammy-nominated musician from Denver, Colorado.

Dvibes formed the hip-hop band Viva La Hop while studying at Berklee in Boston. Since then, Dvibes has recorded and performed with Eric Krasno, Steve Miller, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Lettuce, Pete Rock & CL Smooth, to name a few.

Dvibes is currently on tour as the keyboardist for Christone "Kingfish" Ingram after contributing to their 2023 Grammy-nominated album, Live in London.

Dvibes also leads the funk collective Watermelon Funk, which recently released their new album, "Afrodesiac".

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