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Steve Davis Master Class
Join jazz trombonist Steve Davis for a master class.
Patrick Park / Brianna Nelson
Trial and error can be an effective but frustrating method for solving problems. This approach is how singer-songwriter Patrick Park records music—exhausting all sonic possibilities of a song before finally succumbing to the ebb and flow of the creative process.
Song Screening with Benjamin Groff of Brill Building and Amanda Samii of Kobalt
Receive feedback on your song from industry professionals Benjamin Groff of Brill Building and Amanda Samii of Kobalt.
BENEE
Hailing from the suburbs of Auckland, New Zealand, 19-year-old indie pop artist BENEE has made her mark on the world with her debut EP Fire on Marzz, released in June.
Maddie Jay / Jackson Lundy
Maddie Jay, a self-proclaimed “bedroom producer,” relies on her roots as a bass player to inform beats and productions she creates in her apartment. Jackson Lundy is a singer-songwriter from New York City whose music is a blend of R&B, jazz and neo-soul.
Master Class/Clinic on Hindustani Classical Music
Join us for a master class/clinic on Indian Hindustani classical music, presented by renowned artist Deepak Paramashivan on sarangi, accompanied by Meghashyam Keshav on tabla.
Braxton Cook
Braxton Cook is one of this generation’s most exciting emerging voices in the jazz world. Not only does he exhibit world-class virtuosity on the alto saxophone, but he also is a uniquely talented singer-songwriter who blends jazz, soul, R&B, and alternative music into a new sound all his own.
Armen Paul
With more than 1 million streams across all platforms, and with impressive collaborations and features ahead, pop artist Armen Paul is building an impressive career.
Sebastián Soto’s Senior Recital
Mexican drummer Sebastián Soto performs jazz, featuring arrangements and originals, that inspired him throughout his time at Berklee College of Music.
Janek Gwizdala, Bass Entrepreneur: Making a Career
Join celebrated bassist Janek Gwizdala ’00 as we explore his diverse career as a musician, educator, author, and video journalist. Serious bass playing will also be part of the day. Steve Bailey, bass chair at Berklee College of Music, will host and interview Gwizdala.
Puma Blue / Gabe Goodman
Puma Blue is the alias of singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Jacob Allen, based in London, United Kingdom. Although Gabe Goodman has been releasing music for less than one year, he has had a long and winding career in the entertainment industry.
Graeme James
Graeme James is a pop/folk violinist from New Zealand who has gone from busking to traveling internationally as an acclaimed singer-songwriter.
Emily Bear
Singer-songwriter Emily Bear is an 18-year-old composer and piano virtuoso who creates emotionally charged, catchy music that combines various genres.
Dotan
After not releasing new music for a long period, Dutch singer-songwriter Dotan is back with his boldest sound yet.
Dotan
Dutch singer-songwriter Dotan began his career playing intimate shows in people's homes. 7 Layers, his 2014 multiplatinum album, was a soulful and folksy record that he wrote, produced, and recorded in his living room.
Jack “The Sax” Davies’s Senior Recital: Pangea
Jack “The Sax” Davies, a British R&B, jazz, and funk saxophonist, presents his Berklee College of Music senior recital, Pangea—the unity of cultures, languages, and ethnicities through the medium of music.
AHI
No matter his material, Canadian musician AHI (pronounced “eye”) has one unbreakable songwriting rule: he must see himself—and some truth—in his songs.
Friendship
On stage, bassist Jon Samuels is the only member of Friendship who stands, swaying back and forth as the songs bear down, pulling together and apart. Friendship’s newest release, Dreamin’ (planned for release on November 8), is an exorable wave of motion, endlessly rocking between intimacy and loneliness.
Joan Shelley
Joan Shelley, a singer-songwriter who lives near Louisville, Kentucky, features work that wrestles with the possibility of reconciling, if only for a moment, the perceived “natural” world with its reflection.
Kate Davis
Kate Davis picked up a violin at age 5 and a bass at 13. She plans to release her debut indie rock album Trophy in November.