Abe Beeson is the Evening Jazz Host at KNKX Public Radio. He covers a variety of topics within the arts and entertainment realm, focusing on music genres, concerts and festivals, as well as entertainment news. Abe's insights and expertise in these areas have made him a prominent voice featured in various platforms.
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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.
Given the high percentage of profile feature coverage in Abe’s articles, he may be particularly interested in pitches that highlight the personal stories or unique aspects of the local jazz scene, as well as new album releases from Tacoma-based musicians.
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A senior trumpet player and drummer in the Rogers High School jazz band in Puyallup, Harrison Oberg's playlist of jazz tunes takes the listener on an international trip.
Discover four innovative records from artists including Thundercat and Adrian Younge that stretch the definition of jazz for a new generation of listeners.
It's time to GiveBIG Jazz Overhaul, a unique trio from the Pacific Northwest, reimagines hits from the early '90s rock scene in Seattle.
By: Abe Beeson
From Miles Davis influences to custom-built pedals, jazz cellist Jacob Szekely is pushing the cello beyond its traditional 300-year history.
Pianist Lynne Arriale is a master of making her audience feel something when she plays. For more than 30 years, Arriale has explored the emotional possibilities of the piano trio.
Five-time Grammy-winning bassist Victor Wooten shares his journey to becoming the 'spine of the band,' and his philosophy on music as a catalyst for growth and connection.
By: Abe Beeson
Martin Taylor and Bruce Forman brought their musical camaraderie to the KNKX studios for a wonderful session featuring their guitars in swinging conversation.
Composing music can be a difficult process, especially writing a catchy song with broad appeal. The four musicians in the Seattle instrumental group How Now Brown Cow (HNBC) are making it look easy.
Musician Roy McCurdy revisits his time in Cannonball Adderley's band and highlights a live recording of the saxophonist from Seattle’s historic jazz club, The Penthouse.
Seattle jazz-funk outfit Polyrhythmics have developed a strong connection with their audience over their last 15 years as a band.
