It is great to be heard!
A few of our tracks have been spinning at a couple of our favorite radio stations.
Our hypnotic dance-floor-inspired tune, Transcendance, was featured on a recent broadcast of The Kansas City Shuffle, hosted by Random Effekt. The show explores a deep catalogue of electronic and dance music as part of the local college station 88.7 FM KBVR in Corvallis, Ore.
We also saw that 89.1 FM, Portland's Jazz Radio station has us on the rotation. The title track, Shake It Out, off of the Austin Stewart Quartet's debut album was featured on New Jazz for Lunch. Tune in on weekdays over the lunch hour to catch the latest cuts selected by Program Director Matt Fleeger, the man with his finger on the pulse of what's happening in the Jazz world.
If you haven't seen KMHD's newly redesigned website, groove on over to www.kmhd.org. Browse through a ton of great stories spanning the jazz community, a new events page to stay hip to the scene, and our favorite, digging through playlists.
Keep your ears open and your radios dialed in!
A few of our tracks have been spinning at a couple of our favorite radio stations.
Our hypnotic dance-floor-inspired tune, Transcendance, was featured on a recent broadcast of The Kansas City Shuffle, hosted by Random Effekt. The show explores a deep catalogue of electronic and dance music as part of the local college station 88.7 FM KBVR in Corvallis, Ore.
We also saw that 89.1 FM, Portland's Jazz Radio station has us on the rotation. The title track, Shake It Out, off of the Austin Stewart Quartet's debut album was featured on New Jazz for Lunch. Tune in on weekdays over the lunch hour to catch the latest cuts selected by Program Director Matt Fleeger, the man with his finger on the pulse of what's happening in the Jazz world.
If you haven't seen KMHD's newly redesigned website, groove on over to www.kmhd.org. Browse through a ton of great stories spanning the jazz community, a new events page to stay hip to the scene, and our favorite, digging through playlists.
Keep your ears open and your radios dialed in!
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