Nate Chinen is a journalist and critic specializing in jazz music. He has written for various publications and radio stations, including WRTI, WBGO, WBUR, NPR, and Slate Magazine. Nate's articles cover a range of topics in the jazz genre, including album reviews, artist profiles, and coverage of live performances.
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Nate Chinen's writing primarily focuses on jazz and classical music, with a local emphasis on Philadelphia. He frequently covers events such as album releases, concerts, and obituaries of notable musicians.
He may be interested in pitches related to upcoming jazz or classical music events in the Philadelphia area, interviews with local musicians or industry professionals, and insights into the impact of music releases on the local community. Additionally, he might appreciate stories that highlight the cultural significance of jazz within Philadelphia.
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