Abe Beeson is an Evening Jazz Host at KNKX Public Radio. He covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, with a particular focus on music genres and the music business, alongside insights into theater. Abe is featured in KNKX Public Radio.
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Abe Beeson's writing is centered on local jazz musicians and performances, with a focus on profiling artists and covering events. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing pitches that offer exclusive access to local jazz musicians for interviews or behind-the-scenes features about their work and upcoming performances.
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Just a few weeks before graduation, four talented seniors with the jazz band at the Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences strode confidently into the KNKX Seattle studios to perform.
Jazz vocalist Kenny Washington has been called the "Superman" of the Bay Area jazz scene by the San Francisco Chronicle , but the soulful 61 year-old was largely unknown at the time of his visit to the KNKX Studios in 2018.
Amid this summer's World Cup celebrations in Seattle, Ibrahim Maalouf , the Beirut-born, Paris-based trumpeter and composer, will bring more international flavor.
In the eyes of trumpeter Marquis Hill , the jazz masters of the past are also connected to the jazz of the present and future.
Ways To Subscribe In this KNKX School of Jazz studio session, six talented students from the Seattle JazzED program showed how much there is to be gained from jazz education.
Once, in a tiny jazz club in New York City, saxophonist Donny McCaslin had a brief, fortuitous encounter with pop music legend David Bowie.
Recent graduates of the Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences , Zach Fringer and Jack Matson are getting to be familiar faces around the KNKX studios.
Powered by you Seattle's preeminent jazz mallet player, Susan Pascal, had the unique experience of starting her musical journey on uncommon instruments — vibraphone, marimba, and xylophone.
Powered by you Drummer, singer, and bandleader Sammy Miller and his band, The Congregation, maybe be full of fun, but they also showed how seriously they take their music when they came to the KNKX Studios in 2017.
Darryl Jenifer, bassist and co-founder of 1980s punk group Bad Brains, releases his second album of mostly-mellow modern jazz.
