She quickly proved to be a highly versatile and accomplished instrumentalist.
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The psychedelic rock band originated in Australia by multi-instrumentalist Kevin Parker.
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NYC-based multi-instrumentalist Mario Diaz de Leon is a musical genius.
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BLAIRSTOWN Larry Campbell, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, and Teresa Williams, singer-guitarist.
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You're a multi-instrumentalist, though you seem to favor drums above all.
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Between the two recordings, Mr. Ma gradually moved from instrumentalist to icon.
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It's been five years since multi instrumentalist, composer, and electronic musician Crewdson, a.k.a.
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Bourne was appalled by such instrumentalist thinking, by the acceptance of war's savagery.
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The instrumentalist is more laconic than Maas, with a more pronounced Texan accent.
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Then, multi-instrumentalist Johnny Paglino stops by and brings us some brand new tracks.
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I was the first instrumentalist to be signed to Blue Note in six years.
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" He added, "He was a virtuoso instrumentalist, a brilliant bandleader, and an electrifying performer.
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People will become strangers to one another and will interact in cold instrumentalist terms.
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The 2017 award went to Chinese avant-garde composer and multi-instrumentalist Du Yun.
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Multi-instrumentalist Kemble Walters is an in-demand professional musician living in Los Angeles.
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A multi-instrumentalist, Soto played bass in Agent Orange, which he co-founded in 1979.
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And when it comes to the underlying question here — protecting American democracy — I'm an instrumentalist.
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Four recorders, blown by Zeppelin bassist/multi-instrumentalist Jones, play over the top, Renaissance-style.
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Producer, DJ, and multi-instrumentalist Marcus Marr will stay as busy as ever this summer.
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Several days later the festival welcomed multi-instrumentalist Terrace Martin, who co-produced Lamar's album.
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This gorgeous piece of sound collage from Sydney multi-instrumentalist Jacques Emery breathes rarified air.
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He appears here with Mr. Ismaily, a flexible but rock-solid bassist and multi-instrumentalist.
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Parkins, a harpist and multi-instrumentalist, can go a lot of directions on her own.
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Gaining confidence in a vocalist after being an instrumentalist for so long, what was that like?
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I'm a multi-instrumentalist, so I'm always speaking thru their different languages, shredding, growing, growing, shedding.
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Her boyfriend [poet and multi-instrumentalist Adam Litovitz] was super helpful as far proofreading the book.
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On April 21, the multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and singer Prince died at his home in Minnesota.
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Despite the crush of singers, it was possible for an instrumentalist to make a potent impression.
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A multi-instrumentalist, Rosé plays guitar and piano, and is known for her velvety, sweet voice.
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Whatever this wunderkind saxophonist and multi-instrumentalist is up to, it's probably worth paying some attention.
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They're entertaining and funny: Idles review milk, Sports Team take photos of their multi-instrumentalist Ben Mac.
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In addition to her songwriting chops, Raine is a multi-instrumentalist who plays piano, guitar, and ukulele.
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"These songs have been about two years in the making," explains drummer turned multi-instrumentalist Andy Lum.
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PAUL MCCARTNEY is pure music, the first singer and multi-instrumentalist with sex appeal who breathed melody.
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So probably the biggest factor in the band over their three records is multi-instrumentalist Rostam Batmanglij.
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An enterprising multi-instrumentalist, he primarily plays the saxophone; his signature sound is a high, zigzagging squeal.
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The piece, "Sustain and Run," was the highlight of Mr. Mitchell's presence as an instrumentalist on Wednesday.
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He was the first instrumentalist without a significant career as a solo artist to be so honored.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI The composer and multi-instrumentalist Elliott Sharp creates dramatically varying energies, some of them intense.
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The Weather Up There showcases Cunningham's collaborative and genre-fusing spirit, enlisting a marquee cast of local mainstays like McCraven, multi-instrumentalist Ben Lamar Gay, trumpeter Jaime Branch, drummer Mike Reed, multi-instrumentalist Mikel Patrick Avery, cellist Tomeka Reid, saxophonist Dustin Laurenzi, bassist Matt Ulery, and saxophonist Josh Johnson.
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Not to play -- he was the most proficient instrumentalist (and songwriter and producer and performer) of his generation.
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Annie Clark, the songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known as St. Vincent, has an apartment in the East Village.
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She stands out as a kind of model organizer, educator, agitator and stateswoman — as well as virtuoso instrumentalist.
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Wilson, at 25-years-old, is a self-taught producer, multi-instrumentalist, and chief architect of her career.
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Prochet is a multi-instrumentalist who first entered the musical landscape when Kevin Parker produced her debut album.
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Thus I was really happy seeing Brazilian instrumentalist Hermeto Pascoal and his flawless band at Dekmantel on Sunday.
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Image: Marissa Leitman Froogy's Groovies is the project of Oakland visual artist and multi-instrumentalist Emmet Moskowitz, aka, Muzzy.
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But Operators (which also includes multi-instrumentalist Devojka and Brown on drums) should in no way play second fiddle.
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Andrew Bird is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, perhaps known best for his violin playing and his whistling.
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Download Troy Andrews, perhaps better known as Trombone Shorty, is a multi-instrumentalist and music producer from New Orleans.
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Throughout, Gaga not only shows herself to be a generic chameleon, but a hell of an instrumentalist and singer.
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Ms. Shyu is a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist whose compositions trace a winding path back through history and heritage.
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A rising vocalist, movement artist and multi-instrumentalist, Maviel is one of two 2019 Van Lier fellows at Roulette.
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Night 1 he played with Jen Shyu, also a multi-instrumentalist as well as a vocalist and movement artist.
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Fuath is the latest black metal endeavor from Andy Marshall, the Scottish multi-instrumentalist who's also behind Saor's grandiose vistas.
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His backing band—the multi-instrumentalist Shahzad Ismaily, the trombonist Dave Nelson, and the percussionist Marlon Patton—added spontaneous ornamentation.
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The French composer and multi-instrumentalist lives on Ushant, and he remembered well the deleterious effects of the oil spill.
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Chiefly, Tiersen is a multi-instrumentalist, inspired by punk, industrial music of the late 80s, and other rock-oriented sounds.
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JAZZ Ms. Shyu is a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist whose compositions trace a winding path back through history and heritage.
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JON PARELES A virtuoso singer and multi-instrumentalist, Jacob Collier raids musical tombs, yanking ideas from across the natural world.
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A multi-genre musician who also plays piano, guitar and mandolin, he was the AWA's 37 instrumentalist of the year.
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This week, the multi-instrumentalist Colleen returns with elliptical rhythms, Chris Stapleton celebrates love and Farruko sings for Puerto Rico.
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Mr. Wolf, a multi-instrumentalist who focuses on the vibraphone, strikes a comfortable balance between stately precision and trenchant swing.
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For the last 12 years, the storied composer and multi-instrumentalist David Amram, 86, has held down a monthly residency.
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For all his gifts as an instrumentalist, Mr. Wooley may soon become as well known for his scene-building talents.
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The singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer is also using the momentous occasion to kick off her next cross-country tour.
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Koller also cut recording costs by aligning Prophecy with a studio owned by Markus Stock (Empyrium's founding member and multi-instrumentalist).
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" Choire Sicha, our Styles editor, writes: "Tanya Heath is a multi-instrumentalist, soprano and actor whose greatest role — just for now!
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Fronted by multi-instrumentalist Laena Geronimo and guitarist Shannon Lay, Feels wrangle squealing, off-kilter licks into catchy ups and downs.
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Rostam Batmanglij, the founding member, multi-instrumentalist and co-songwriter of Vampire Weekend quit the band to pursue a solo career.
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On July 26 and 27, he and the masterful drummer and multi-instrumentalist Tyshawn Sorey will play a series of duets.thestonenyc.com
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Obviously, as a musician he was a multi-instrumentalist and had an amazing voice, but he could beat me at pool.
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Samaris is an Icelandic trio consisting of producer Þórður "Doddi" Steinþórsson, clarinetist Áslaug Magnúsdóttir and singer and multi-instrumentalist Jófríður Ákadóttir.
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For people like Finn, a singer, songwriter and instrumentalist, the need for a place like this wasn't apparent until he got there.
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Adam Young is a Minnesota-based singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, and mastermind behind the certified multi-platinum electro-pop Owl City.
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FROM COINAGE: 7 Most Expensive Music Videos Multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, and record producer Rundgren delivered the class of 2017 commencement address.
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I also did Black Hours with my friend Paul Maroon from The Walkmen, who is just a great multi-instrumentalist and writer.
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They include a tribute to house music, a concert by Bon Iver and the Australian debut of the multi-instrumentalist Esperanza Spalding.
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It's one of many questions this 6663-year-old songwriter and multi-instrumentalist asks of himself in the course of the album.
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Japanese multi-instrumentalist Shugo Tokumaru has a lot of great ideas; how he works them all onto one record is a mystery.
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Iyesaya is the moniker of Dorset-based multi-instrumentalist William Dop, who is apparently one of south west England's best kept secrets.
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He's a multi-instrumentalist, but he works only with vintage recording gear and instruments, and apparently he has an amazing keyboard collection.
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However, after I contacted Gaylord and requested an interview, the Canadian multi-instrumentalist decided that they'd rather go public about their identity.
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For example, the singer and multi-instrumentalist Jen Shyu's profile is more prominent in jazz circles than in the contemporary classical world.
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He was an old-fashioned instrumentalist who made some of his coolest sounds by feeding a Linn drum machine into effects pedals.
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Last December, multi-instrumentalist and acclaimed percussionist Deantoni Parks (Flying Lotus, The Mars Volta) dropped his sophomore solo LP Technoself on Leaving Records.
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Ms. Kirk, 77, is the widow of Rahsaan Roland Kirk, the blind multi-instrumentalist with a reputation for fierce musicianship and daring improvisation.
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The 5-foot-2 vocalist and multi-instrumentalist who ruled the '80s had become comedic fodder for the new millennium's strict gender binary.
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That means that the instrumentalist on one of Lamar's tracks wasn't even born when some of these songs were conceptualized, recorded, and produced.
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"Honestly, it was a dream come true," Sandra Bustamante, a telescope instrumentalist who worked on the project, said in an interview this week.
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As usual — at least of late — they were joined by the multi-instrumentalist Scott Robinson, filling a role once held by Gerald Oshita.
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J.C. The cornetist, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Ben LaMar Gay has been recording music for a while — he just hasn't been releasing it.
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Here he is on Garth Hudson, the Band's multi-instrumentalist: "He had narcolepsy and could fall asleep at any time," the book recounts.
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Here he shares the bill with Jazze Belle, a duo featuring the producer and multi-instrumentalist Jett Carter and the vocalist Taylor Simone.
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J. Cole is a producer and instrumentalist much like Sheeran, and they both sling deeply philosophical lines and stunning similes about their penises.
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Lady Gaga is a dream Vegas resident: she's a hammy theatre kid with triple threat chops, and a formidable live singer and instrumentalist.
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To put things into context, Nevermind dropped a month after Sebadoh's third record, Sebadoh III, marking the band's first with multi-instrumentalist Jason Loewenstein.
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Instruments, of course, are featured throughout, including multi-instrumentalist John Driskell Hopkins' trio of bass guitars named after his daughters, Faith, Grace, and Hope.
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PEOPLE spoke with the writer, producer and multi-instrumentalist about his new music, new city, and why the studio has become his new home.
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One artist in particular who was profoundly impacted by Onyeabor's work was multi-instrumentalist and producer Ahmed Gallab, best known for his project Sinkane.
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Prince wasn't just a master songwriter, he was also a prolific multi-instrumentalist, bouncing between bass, keys, guitar, and drums without skipping a beat.
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It was not a major commercial success, but it cemented Mr. Watrous's reputation as a composer and bandleader as well as a virtuoso instrumentalist.
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It's a stalwart crew: the vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Jen Shyu, the guitarist Nels Cline, the pianist John Medeski and the harpist Zeena Parkins.
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In "Infinite Fabric (Lost Tribe)," Ezrakh utilizes his skills as a vocalist, producer, and multi-instrumentalist to craft a song that's celestial and sensual.
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Joined by the vocalist Rully Shabara and the instrumentalist Wukir Suryadi, the dancers slowly, almost imperceptibly, jerk and twist while rising to their feet.
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Bay Area multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and lyricist Leila Abdul-Rauf is one of the extreme and experimental music scene's great, under-sung, polymathic talents.
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Buzzy Linhart, a whimsically eccentric singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose compositions were recorded by Bette Midler, Carly Simon and others, died on Feb.
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Ms. Maviel, a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, doesn't work like a typical singer; her process is so deeply rooted as to be almost subliminal.
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They didn't anticipate critique's failure to prevent aesthetic production from being colonized by the market, which conditions our relations to be competitive and instrumentalist.
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Craig worked with the Les Siècles orchestra, conducted by François-Xavier Roth; German producer and multi-instrumentalist producer Moritz von Oswald; and pianist Francesco Tristano.
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Known as Peter Vicar in international doom circles, Finnish multi-instrumentalist Kimi Kärki's discography has been expanding far beyond his crushing early output for years.
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Dead Wretch is a fairly new project from relentlessly prolific multi-instrumentalist Daniel Jackson (whop is also behind Void Ritual, Ancestral Oath, and various others).
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Produced by the legendary multi-instrumentalist Narada Michael Walden, it marks the first time Ronnie Spector and the Ronettes have made music together in decades.
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Singer and multi-instrumentalist Johan Duncanson leans forward in his chair, fidgets with a black Lacoste baseball hat and attempts to grapple with the memory.
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It's where Sangre De Muerdago (translation: "Blood of Mistletoe") multi-instrumentalist Pablo C. Ursusson grew up attending family gatherings where singalongs would inevitably break out.
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The record was produced by multi-instrumentalist Hanni El Khatib, whose range and dedication to using real equipment comes out in full force on Loveland.
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The Avett Brothers (Friday) Brotherly love informs the folk-country vigor of the Avett Brothers, led by the multi-instrumentalist siblings Scott and Seth Avett.
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Prince was a musical quadruple threat—a skilled singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and dancer—but he was so much more than those words suggest, too.
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Today marks the release of Wet, the new album from native New York producer and multi-instrumentalist Space People, on Brooklyn imprint Styles Upon Styles.
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There's the mesmerizing instrumentalist on guitar and keyboard, sounding just as improvisational, energetic and fresh as he did when he hit the scene in 1978.
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That group features the vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Ali Dineen, the vocalist and violinist Charlie Burnham, the clarinetist Ben Goldberg and the guitarist Oren Bloedow.
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This group consists of seven brothers from the South Side of Chicago whose father was the influential organizer, educator and multi-instrumentalist Kelan Philip Cohran.
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Mr. Margo played piano in those early years, and over the years established himself as a multi-instrumentalist, also playing guitar, bass, drums and percussion.
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Any fan of indie rock has likely encountered Sinkane in some context, as the multi-instrumentalist has backed-up some of rock's most influential groups.
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Frontman Tunde Adebimpe and producer/multi-instrumentalist David Sitek started the band while they were roommates in a rundown loft in Williamsburg in the late 22018s.
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Their latest effort, an EP entitled GoodBadTaste, which will be out out April 16, was engineered by the legendary desert-rock multi-instrumentalist/producer Alain Johannes.
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Collier is a songwriter, composer, singer, and multi-instrumentalist from the UK who, like Wonder, uses jazz as a tool to surprise and delight his audience.
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The composer and multi-instrumentalist Tyshawn Sorey , a deserving recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship last year, shows the vitality of that strand in the younger generation.
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Fans of the indie dance label Monstercat are used to seeing her name as a featured vocalist, but she's also a multi-instrumentalist and seasoned producer.
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Or, as in the case of Resavoir, the Chicago-based project led by producer and multi-instrumentalist Will Miller, it takes a little bit of both.
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The multi-instrumentalist talks about his family's longstanding obsession with music, his love of recording, and how social media contributed to his momentum as an artist.
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JOSHUA BARONE On Sunday, the composer and instrumentalist Amirtha Kidambi finished up a seasonal residency at Roulette with two distinct projects, each featuring a female lineup.
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"He wanted a hit on radio," Randy Hall, a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist who was part of the album's core production team, said in an interview.
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You could call her a vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and movement artist, but it might be better just to say that she tells stories in multiple dimensions.
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Born in Mysore and raised in Madras (now Chennai), Ms. Srimati studied several classical South Asian art forms, becoming an expert instrumentalist, vocalist, dancer and painter.
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However, not to worry — when it does, it's going to be a "fine swell day," at least according to this ridiculous YouTube song by instrumentalist Bill Wurtz.
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Josh Homme was called in to produce the record with Arctic Monkeys drummer Matt Helders and QOTSA/Dead Weather multi-instrumentalist Dean Ferita rounding out the band.
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Singer Belinda Carlisle, guitarist Jane Wiedlin, multi-instrumentalist Charlotte Caffey and drummer Gina Schock reunited Sunday night, for a special performance at the 2016 Billboard Music Awards.
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Wednesday's program will include the vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and composer Jen Shyu, along with the Sun Ra Arkestra and a trio led by the pianist Connie Crothers.
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The composer and multi-instrumentalist Tyshawn Sorey, a Newark native, who turns thirty-seven this month, is among the most formidable denizens of the in-between zone.
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Grammy winning Latin funk rock band Ozomatli opened up the Los Angeles gathering with a set, punctuated by multi-instrumentalist Ulises Bella hyping Sanders to the crowd.
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Multi-instrumentalist Nathan Bowles has been making a name for himself in Steve Gunn's band for a while now, elevating the Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter's folk compositions.
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Critic's Pick Tyshawn Sorey, the composer and multi-instrumentalist, identified one goal of his artistic practice while onstage Thursday night at the Miller Theater at Columbia University.
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At least one instrumentalist will be from the United States, thanks to support from the Vienna Philharmonic Society, and talks are underway with leading East Coast conservatories.
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There was a 45-second reverb decay down there, enough for the California-born multi-instrumentalist to play a note, let it ring, and consider his next move.
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Smith's daughter, the multi-instrumentalist and artist Jesse Paris was also enlisted for some musical contributions, as well as reading some of Nico's poems along with her mother.
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"'Piano Man' is too long, too repetitive, and too many fucking rich white people sing it when they're drunk at karaoke," keyboardist and multi-instrumentalist Colin Croom agrees.
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As a multi-instrumentalist, he delivered a shot of pure Chicago-style directly to the heart of the nation's capital, jumpstarting a movement that re-defined the genre.
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The son of a New Jersey barber, Mr. Caiola started as a vocalist but was persuaded by his father that being an instrumentalist would offer more professional opportunities.
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Mpunga, a multi-instrumentalist (he's learned to play the drums, piano, marimba, and flute), is also multi-sensory with his work, envisioning tracks as images, fragrances, and colors.
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Mr. Sorey, 37, who is about to release his sixth album, is a preternaturally talented multi-instrumentalist who has built a career in the territory between standard definitions.
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This month, she was playing at the Clemente Center alongside Cooper-Moore, the multi-instrumentalist and outré jazz icon who has mentored her over the past few years.
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When Stereolab announced their "Hiatus / Sabbatical / Pause / Intermission / Breather" in 19723, there was little doubt that multi-instrumentalist and creative director Tim Gane would use that time to relax.
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Mixing nostalgic melodies with a hard garage edge, Gold and Grammy-nominated producer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Billy Mohler began the project once their debut single "Betty" was born.
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Cook's svelte singing voice gives him another key tool, making him the rare virtuoso instrumentalist who doesn't need to rely on a guest singer to win a crossover audience.
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The annual event, held in the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum's 800-seat CMA Theater, also honored singer and multi-instrumentalist Charlie Daniels and producer Fred Foster. .
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So first it's the person who writes the song, the composer, but then often times, they're the instrumentalist, they play the music, and then they are their own engineer.
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Majical Cloudz just played their final show a week ago, days after announcing that singer Devon Welsh and multi-instrumentalist Matthew Otto would amicably pursue other projects going forward.
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It's been over a year since we've heard from Speelburg, aka Noah Sacré, an American/Belgian singer, multi-instrumentalist and producer raised in France and now based in Brighton.
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Saturday, featuring the vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Jen Shyu, performing her solo piece "Nine Doors"; the guitar-sax-drums trio Sun of Goldfinger; and the tenor saxophonist Ravi Coltrane.
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And the other recent exclusive — "Siren Islands," from the composer and multi-instrumentalist Arooj Aftab — is easily one of my favorite releases from the first half of this year.
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"Red Hills," beautifully performed by the actors and chillingly accompanied by the composer and instrumentalist Farai Malianga and the singer Sifiso Mabena, should make its own stories more uncomfortable.
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PARELES There's nothing particularly adorned about "The Adornment of Time," a spare new duet album from the drummer and multi-instrumentalist Tyshawn Sorey and the elder pianist Marilyn Crispell.
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Photo by Adéle Askelöf For the past few months, we haven't been able to get enough of the sultry, dancey R&B of Swedish multi-instrumentalist and singer, Lucas Nord.
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But I think the difference in the dynamic was that for other people, especially [multi-instrumentalist] Sarah Martin, Storytelling was a big leap in terms of coming up with material.
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Villa, an actor trained at Juilliard, is a "self-taught multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter who plays guitar, bass, keyboards and drums, among other instruments," according to the band's bio.
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Norwegian multi-instrumentalist Sylvaine has been making quiet ripples throughout the amorphous corners of the post-black metal scene since the release of her 2016 debut, the aptly-titled Wistful.
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Max is the new project from musician and multi-instrumentalist Maxwell Drummey, who you may recognize from his tenure as one half of 2000s indie hip-hop wunderkinds Chester French.
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The songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, producer, and performer officially left Vampire Weekend early last year to pursue solo projects, and though he'll still be collaborating with Ezra Koenig and co.
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It's been six years since Vampire Weekend's last album and "FOTB," which was originally titled Mitsubishi Macchiato, is also the first release following the departure of multi-instrumentalist Rostam Batmanglij.
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Chris Darrow, a multi-instrumentalist who has been in the music industry for more than 50 years, first saw Mr. Dale perform at the Rendezvous Ballroom in Newport Beach, Calif.
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Unlike Stevie Wonder or the late Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire, he was not a remarkable instrumentalist whose grasp of harmonic complexity across genres was part of his legacy.
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"We want to have more emphasis on women leading — to have that as the norm rather than the exception," said the vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Jen Shyu, a collective member.
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"It was the tail end of the heyday of the '80s," said the multi-instrumentalist Gina Leishman, who has led the group with the reedist Doug Wieselman since its inception.
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A lot of the consuming instrumentation comes from Best Coast multi-instrumentalist Bobb Bruno and the steady drums are from TW Walsh of Soft Drugs, Headphones and Pedro the Lion.
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Before their six-year hiatus, the sweet, blithe singer-guitarist Ezra Koenig collaborated with multi-instrumentalist Rostam Batmanglij, from whose sonic imagination the band's clean, dainty, music-box aesthetic sprang.
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The singer and multi instrumentalist spent the last two years illustrating and animating a music video for Ambassadors of Earth (AOE), his new collaborative project with grammy winning producer Dawaun Parker.
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G.'s a mega-talented multi-instrumentalist, and I love pretending to be an audio engineer and watching him play, so we spend a few hours messing around with the track.
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Plastic Flowers is the project of London via Greece multi-instrumentalist George Samaras, whose delicate dream-pop will immediately make you feel like a supporting character in an indie rom-com.
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It's a funky, electric track that shows the multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Anderson at his finest, and proves that we're going to be talking about him for a very long time.
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The duo behind the grooves, the Canadian vocalist and producer Mike Milosh and the producer and multi-instrumentalist Robin Hannibal, have taken their time with a follow-up set of songs.
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As bandleader of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, the multi-instrumentalist comes up with perfect tunes to introduce guests, to complement Colbert's jokes, and to keep the audience hyped up.
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Taylor McFerrin, son of Bobby McFerrin—a beat boxer, singer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer—played a set with drummer Marcus Gilmore, also the son of a jazz legend: drummer Roy Haynes.
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Mr. Apfelbaum, a virtuoso multi-instrumentalist, draws influences from around the globe, typically in service of a sound that's big and sanguine and whorled — full of incisive funk and frothy improvising.
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On Wednesday night, for instance, the Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist (and video artist) Rachika S will follow a collaboration between experimental music singer Daisy Press and musician and composer Nick Hallett.
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"In My Bones" is a homage to Prince, a studio concoction savoring a "funky feeling in my bones" (and featuring a lone guest instrumentalist, MonoNeon, busily thumb-popping the electric bass).
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"Parents get to see people up close who use us for purely instrumentalist purposes, and they are happy to see the school push back,'' he said, "and give it to them.''
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"I heard a lecture by an instrumentalist who said that it's not what you play on the notes, it's what you do in the silences," he told the culture website BlackBook.
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The 30-year-old singer and multi-instrumentalist from Grenada, Mississippi, moved to Nashville a decade ago and has nearly had his big break more times than he'd probably like to count.
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Monáe got to know the pair and eventually offered to sign them to her record label Wondaland, which also features artists like singer/instrumentalist Roman and GianArthur and R&B singer Jidenna.
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Multi-instrumentalist Mick Kenney takes riffs that are at times reminiscent of black metal and at other times grindcore, and juxtaposes them with electronic elements culled from industrial, gabber, and other genres.
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Soon they moved to Amherst, a college town in Western Massachusetts that was then home to some of Makaya's father's mentors, like the legendary saxophonist Archie Shepp and multi-instrumentalist Yusuf Lateef.
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Envisioning his ideal live band setup—currently Youngblood performs alone, with an assortment of instruments—he rattles off drums, a harp, clarinets, brass, and a multi-instrumentalist as things to be included.
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The quartet has just released its long-awaited second album, "Good Days," with the young multi-instrumentalist Josh Johnson now filling Kupersmith's role (though Johnson uses the piano, organ and synth bass).
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If Jarman, a multi-instrumentalist and poet, used to recite verses that challenged the listener in a playful, quizzical fashion — like a free-jazz Dalai Lama — Ms. Ayewa was doing something else.
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Her live guitarist and studio multi-instrumentalist, Jacob Blizard, was required to make something over a college winter break, and he enlisted his friends, including Ms. Dacus and the producer Collin Pastore.
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Ms. Hemmings works with a wide network of collaborators; this iteration of "We Free" features the singer and multi-instrumentalist Solo Woods, the artist D.J. Blkwyntr and the interdisciplinary performer Arielle Rosales.
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Songwriter, singer, and multi-instrumentalist Andrew Marlin met Emily Frantz at a jam session in a Tex-Mex restaurant in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, on the night of President Obama's 2009 inauguration.
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The summit's second concert takes place on Monday, when Cline, Leni Stern and others will pay tribute to the esteemed guitarist (and multi-instrumentalist) Ralph Towner at Drom, in the East Village.
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Since 2010, the Baltimore-raised producer/composer/multi-instrumentalist Olin Caprison has been operating under an eye-catching name, VIOLENCE, and crafting brash, battered, and buoyant tracks to match such a moniker.
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Frye is the singer and multi-instrumentalist of the Brooklyn based band, solo project and musical collective that lurks on the outskirts of punk, while enlisting methods of new music and free improvisation.
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A multi-instrumentalist, he played clarinet as well as piano on "Levels and Degrees of Light" (1967) and synthesizer on "The Hearinga Suite" (1999), for which he conducted a 17-piece big band.
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An obituary on Tuesday about Eric Weissberg, the multi-instrumentalist best known for the hit single "Dueling Banjos," referred incorrectly to the father and uncle of Toshi Aline Ohta, Pete Seeger's future wife.
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"They are simply statements that want to happen": That's how the multi-instrumentalist, composer and radical pedagogue Karl Berger describes the gently protean piano music he has written over the past several years.
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Mr. Innes, a multi-instrumentalist, was a particular type of songwriter: one who excelled at satirical songs and parodies of other people's music, but who could also write a pretty good straight song.
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Like the basis of so many iconic partnerships of the past, the matching up of Richard Kelly with Michael Andrews – the composer, multi-instrumentalist and astute arranger behind Donnie Darko's score – was borderline fortuitous.
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"That song was on the ten-year comp," multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Jonathan Campolo announced to the crowd, referencing the celebration's companion LP. A fan near the stage asked what he was talking about.
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American multi-instrumentalist Jon Brion may not be a household name but his work has been heard in millions of them, whether in the films he soundtracks or when he contributed to Bey's Lemonade.
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The New York-based multi-instrumentalist has a way of making these sorts of grand statements as if he's letting you in on a secret, leaning in conspiratorially before he gets to the punchline.
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JON PARELES Teddy Geiger was a pretty-boy teen-pop pinup before becoming a behind-the-scenes producer, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter (lately with Shawn Mendes) and re-emerging as the transgender teddy<3.
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"Vessel" sounds bigger and bolder than anything she's done before, thanks to the extra guitar punch added by the multi-instrumentalist Ms. Martin, an old friend of the Kline siblings who joined in 2016.
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But after a 19-year run that endured the death of the multi-instrumentalist and singer Mary Hansen and the end of its core duo's romantic relationship, the group went on hiatus in 19983.
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Eric Weissberg, a gifted multi-instrumentalist whose melodic banjo work on the 1973 hit single "Dueling Banjos" helped bring bluegrass music into the cultural mainstream, died on Sunday in a nursing home near Detroit.
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He spent 10 years as a house arranger, multi-instrumentalist and charting band leader for Stax Records during this period, and told me with little hesitation that this era's music will be his legacy.
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Lundy established herself in the early 963s as a talented multi-instrumentalist, restlessly inventive composer and husky-voiced singer ready to pick up the mantle from the likes of Carmen McRae and Sarah Vaughan.
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Giddens's collaborator on the record, and one of the only other people who plays on it, is the forty-one-year-old Italian multi-instrumentalist Francesco Turrisi, who is now also Giddens's romantic partner.
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At this concert, Hypnotic — which has a new album, "Bad Boys of Jazz," coming in early 4943 — will share the bill with D.J. Pudgemental and the electronic musician, singer and multi-instrumentalist Thomas Piper.
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Punk apparently did away with all that nonsense, but it was still de rigueur in the 80s to get a famed instrumentalist to drop some stardust on your record if you yourself were famous enough.
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Since dissolving that group in 2124, the multi-instrumentalist and puppet enthusiast has cut his hair, become a dad, and mellowed out, and is in a fine mood when I show up to interview him.
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The multi-instrumentalist Toronto native, who now splits his time between the budding city and Los Angeles, spent the wake of Drake's highly anticipated album release unbeknownst of his place on the 444422 track lineup.
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Despite the almost willful inaccessibility of the band's music, the duo—multi-instrumentalist Mick Kenney and vocalist Dave Hunt—are far from some random underground recording project that uses overt extremity as mere a gimmick.
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On a brisk but bright April afternoon, the Berlin-based producer and instrumentalist is back visiting New York City, his home from 2009 to 2014, and even in the biting wind, he'd rather be outside.
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The composer, DJ, instrumentalist and producer of Portishead is auctioning off a day's worth of his production services and his studio to the person who provides the highest donation to his Just Giving donation page.
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Once a month for the past decade, the composer, conductor, multi-instrumentalist and author David Amram, 29, has held forth as an artist in residence; he is the perfect avatar of the cafe's ecumenical soul.
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She was never working with more than a couple of people at a time, and her most consistent collaborator, fellow Melbourne-born multi-instrumentalist Tarquin Manek, still occasionally contributes production help on her solo work.
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Now 80, alto sax specialist Cupijó is a second-generation multi-instrumentalist from the river town of Cametá who as a young man traveled further inland to learn and modernize the music of more remote settlements.
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We caught up with Mogwai's multi-instrumentalist Barry Burns to discuss how the project came about, what the feeling is like toward nuclear power back home, and why Atomic is so important to the band's members.
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Charles, a vocalist, flutist and multi-instrumentalist, takes a prismatic view of black music, turning the past into the future and letting the sounds of the Caribbean beam into her versions of classic American jazz standards.
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An early collaborator with Duke Ellington and Andy Kirk (who made her his lead arranger), Ms. Williams was slow to take off as a solo act; again, presenters felt disinclined to promote a strong female instrumentalist.
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Ms. Shyu, a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist and movement artist, recently released "Song of Silver Geese," a nine-part suite that she calls a "ritual music drama," sung in a variety of Asian and European languages.
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But LA DJ-producer duo Classixx—consisting of David and fellow multi-instrumentalist Tyler Blake—can fit all sorts of influences into their music, a point they expertly prove on their second full-length album, Faraway Reach.
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"It just came to life," Hayes says of the new virtual reality video for his single "Yesterday's Song," which puts viewers up close with multiple versions of the multi-instrumentalist as he plays guitar, drums and sings.
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"Ghost Forests" is an enthralling new album featuring Lattimore and Meg Baird, the prolific singer and multi-instrumentalist known for her work in Heron Oblivion, a psychedelic-rock band that alternates between walloping and soothing the listener.
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This event includes a panel on his legacy, moderated by the writer Adam Shatz and featuring the critic-musician Greg Tate, the musician-scholars George E. Lewis and Mary Jane Leach, and the multi-instrumentalist Brandon Ross.
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With Ola Fresca, the vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Mr. Conde draws from a variety of Afro-Latin traditions, tossing son, salsa and timba into a nonacademic stew, ready for the street fair, dance club or concert hall.
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At 22, this rapper and multi-instrumentalist isn't exactly a newcomer: He has released albums on his own and with Standing on the Corner, the experimental jazz and hip-hop group in which he previously played saxophone.
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TYSHAWN SOREY AND JEN SHYU The Stone, July 5 Mr. Sorey, a drummer and multi-instrumentalist, was about to release his powerful new record, "Verisimilitude," when he settled in for a five-day run at the Stone.
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Though the continuing success of his band, Tengger Cavalry, multi-instrumentalist and composer Nature Ganganbaigaali has become something of a one-man marketing firm for traditional Mongolian folk music, and its less orthodox sibling, Mongolian folk metal.
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Richard Swift, the singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer known for his work with The Shins and The Black Keys as well as for his meticulously crafted solo albums, died this morning in Tacoma, Washington, Pitchfork reports.
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He's played percussion in Yeasayer, where he and JayTram turned from competing rivals into devoted bandmates; spiced up the Caribou rhythm section as a multi-instrumentalist; and he helmed the drum kit with Of Montreal in 2008.
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"So I'm laying there pretending to be asleep as my brother jerks off across the room…" says Kyp Malone, multi-instrumentalist in the inimitable TV on the Radio, as a ripple of laughter titters through the room.
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Rostam Batmanglij—co-writer and multi-instrumentalist—left the group in 2016 to pursue solo projects, yet the singles don't swerve from what you'd expect of Vampire Weekend: melodic, also reaching back to 80s pop for inspiration.
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Ambient 4: On Land (1982) could be outtakes from Another Green World and marked his first work with multi-instrumentalist and producer Daniel Lanois, who'd also co-produce U2 and join him on Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks (1983).
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Shortlisted for the Polaris Music Prize and named "Album of the Year" by New York Magazine, the release took the band (also featuring multi-instrumentalist Dorian Wolf and keyboardist Ryan Wonsiak) to prominent club and festival stages worldwide.
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"One of our favorite things we get a lot from people at our shows is, 'You know what, I don't even like country music, but I like you guys,"' Trevor Rosen, the band's multi-instrumentalist, tells Southeast Missourian.
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But if you're going to take an instrumentalist approach to writing about Clinton, it's worth asking whether this particular approach—vehement criticism at the height of the campaign—is an effective strategy for shaping governance, as DeBoer suggests.
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O'Brien is obviously well-versed in and appreciates a multitude of musical styles, but the multi-instrumentalist is still very much looking forward to delivering her two-hour lecture on global metal culture in a few weeks' time.
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In 2200, Gene Ashton, my godfather — a pianist and multi-instrumentalist who still performs as Cooper-Moore — found a rundown four-story building at 2501 Canal Street, far west of the abundant junk stores and discount electronics shops.
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Ms. Shyu, a movement artist and multi-instrumentalist as well as a singer, will present "Nine Doors," her song cycle that pulls songs and stories from various East Asian folk traditions into a modern-day, one-woman opera.
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In this dark and foggy world, set to an original score by the composer and multi-instrumentalist Will Epstein, one section rolls into the next as bodies contract and contort, reaching in anguish before snapping into another pose.
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Manzanera and Ferry's co-write "Out of the Blue" is a standout on Country Life, tape phasing, oboe, and Mellotron seduction pulling you into a lovers drama with a disorienting violin solo by Eddie Jobson, Eno's multi-instrumentalist replacement.
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Mr Johnston is a highly accomplished multi-instrumentalist who, in addition to leading his own band, Gallon Drunk, since 1988, has been a key collaborator or performer with Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, PJ Harvey, Faust and Lydia Lunch.
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In a parallel timeline, the enigmatic project—now as ever shepherded by multi-instrumentalist MSW—is poised to release its next great beneficence, an eponymous long-player that marks the Salem, OR entity's first new full-length since 2012.
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He was the reason for the Jonas Brothers' existence and their musical core, a multi-instrumentalist (recent guitar solo flop be damned) who wrote a few songs on every album and broke out with a band of his own.
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So it's striking that he keeps returning to the intangible, the realm of phantasm and reverie, on "I Had a Dream That You Were Mine," his persuasively moody new collaboration with the producer and multi-instrumentalist known as Rostam.
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The New York-based singer and instrumentalist uses music to tap into her Puerto Rican heritage, performing traditional music from the island, as well as from around Latin America (she's worked with the Brazilian ensemble Os Mutantes, among others).
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Mr. Harrington — a multi-instrumentalist who performs in the electronic duo Darkside — is assembling a top roster of indie-rock musicians for a third-annual "pan-denominational holiday party concert," which will benefit the Harlem School of the Arts.
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The theme song for the show was created by Patrick Carney, who is one half of the Black Keys, and his uncle, Ralph Carney, a multi-instrumentalist who has worked artists like Tom Waits, St. Vincent, the B-52s, and others.
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In December, Petty told Rolling Stone that this stint might be the last "big" outing for him and his band, which includes guitarist Mike Campbell, Benmont Tench on keys, bassist Ron Blair, multi-instrumentalist Scott Thurston, and drummer Steve Ferrone.
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Regarded by many as one of the most important figures in the Scandanavian cosmic-disco boom of the mid-00s, the Oslo-based multi-instrumentalist is as at home with crafting new agey synthscapes as he is gargantuan club classics.
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A video of the multi-instrumentalist and university lecturer taken during the six-hour surgery for a brain tumor, shows him lying on his back in the operating theater, surrounded by scrubbed-up medical staff, plucking the strings of his guitar.
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My jaw dropped when I first heard it, and I remain absolutely astonished at how perfectly this Greenland-turned-Australia-based project from multi-instrumentalist Solace has managed to capture the iconic atmosphere of one of metal's most unique entities.
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Among the acts receiving their first nomination this year were Devo, an avant garde group from Akron, Ohio, best known for its 1980 party favorite "Whip It," as well as British group Roxy Music, and the American multi-instrumentalist Todd Rundgren.
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Both sprawling and refined, the album sees singer-multi-instrumentalist Paige Stark floating through psych, grunge, and dream pop-spun tales of LA, offering up a bigger picture that collectively could double as the soundtrack to David Lynch's next project.
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The Liberian-born soprano Dawn Padmore leads a lineup of scholar-performers that includes the drummer Anicet Mundundu; the multi-instrumentalist Kevin Nathaniel Hylton; and the kora player Yacouba Sissoko, an heir to a notable family of storytellers from Mali.
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Colin Stetson turns his bass sax—the most unwield and temperamental of the saxophones—into a one-man band act that has to be seen to be believed, and he might be the most innovative wind instrumentalist of our time.
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The cover of Steve Gunn's latest LP Eyes on the Lines—which is another excellent addition into the multi-instrumentalist and incredible guitarist's decade long career that consists of nearly two dozen projects—is an old, kicked around soccer ball.
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The Ottawa-based project (whose name is French for "Torture of Darkness") is the work of multi-instrumentalist Jessica Kinney, who has released 4 (!) albums and one split under that moniker since she launched La Torture Des Ténèbres in 2016.
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With featured guest spots from the rapper and multi-instrumentalist Sen Morimoto and the harpist Brandee Younger—along with a host of other players in Miller's orbit—it's a tribute to the power of collectivity and the joy of letting go.
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The Perth producer and multi-instrumentalist has, over the past decade, put together three complete masterpieces and a few also-very-good standalone singles, and the increasingly long dry spells he leaves between albums are distressing, to say the least.
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She now lives in Hanoi, where she has formed a band with Quyen Thien Dac, a jazz saxophonist, and Nguyen Duc Minh, a multi-instrumentalist whose compositions are inspired by the music of some of Vietnam's 53 ethnic minority groups.
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Roy Clark, the country singer and multi-instrumentalist best known as a longtime host of "Hee Haw," the television variety show that brought country music to millions of households each week, died on Thursday at his home in Tulsa, Okla.
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Based on a codelike series of line drawings rather than traditional notation, this approach allows any single instrumentalist — or the conductor of an ensemble — to select broad performance parameters, like staccato lines or wide-interval hops, then shape what emerges.
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Consider Jon Batiste, 30, the New Orleans-born pianist: He graduated from Juilliard's jazz program — which was set up by Mr. Marsalis and is still loosely affiliated with Jazz at Lincoln Center — where he honed his chops as a bop instrumentalist.
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MARA ROSENBLOOM AND COOPER-MOORE AT THE CLEMENTE CENTER Performing this month at the Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural and Educational Center with her mentor, the multi-instrumentalist Cooper-Moore, Ms. Rosenbloom could hardly set aside her affinity for the blues.
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