Audio – Brooklyn Diasporism

Inspiration: Abdul Wadud

<a href="https://abdulwadud.bandcamp.com/album/by-myself">By Myself by Abdul Wadud</a>

Sweet Tooth

<a href="https://mali-obomsawin.bandcamp.com/album/sweet-tooth">Sweet Tooth by Mali Obomsawin</a>

Pamela’s Holiday

<a href="https://tribewendellharrison.bandcamp.com/album/rush-hustle">Rush & Hustle by Tribe Wendell Harrison</a>

I’ve written about this one elsewhere, but doing some editing in the archives brought me back to this delightful number.

A Message From Mozambique

<a href="https://black-fire.bandcamp.com/album/a-message-from-mozambique">A Message From Mozambique by Black Fire</a>

Inspiration: The Collective

<a href="https://idrisackamoor.bandcamp.com/album/idrissas-dream">Idrissa's Dream by The Collective</a>

Inspiration: Hamid Drake

<a href="https://corbettvsdempsey.bandcamp.com/album/dedications-black-cross-solo-sessions-6">Dedications (Black Cross Solo Sessions 6) by Hamid drake</a>

Myra Melford

<a href="https://myramelford.bandcamp.com/album/the-whole-tree-gone">The Whole Tree Gone by Myra Melford</a>

Muriel Grossman

<a href="https://murielgrossmann.bandcamp.com/album/universal-code">UNIVERSAL CODE by Muriel Grossmann</a>

Inspiration: Artifacts

<a href="https://astralartifacts.bandcamp.com/album/and-then-theres-this">…and then there's this by Artifacts</a>

Hank Shteamer’s New York Times piece on Zoh Amba was my introduction to her and I’ve since been enjoying her playing quite a bit. She’s covering a lot of territory with her improvisations, and each piece on Bhakti is its own kind of trip.

<a href=”https://mahakalamusic.bandcamp.com/album/bhakti”>Bhakti by Zoh Amba</a>