We chat with Ashaine White at this year‘s EFG London Jazz Festival to talk about her new album, writing, and podcast hosting with Women in Jazz Media and more on episode 2, season 4

Music Matters with Darrell Craig Harris

Darrell Craig Harris

Music, Music Commentary, Music Interviews

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🗓️ 30 November 2021

⏱️ 12 minutes

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We had the opportunity to catch up with our awesome friend Ashaine White at this year‘s EFG London Jazz Festival to talk about her new album, writing, and podcast hosting with Women in Jazz Media and working on the London Jazz Fest team! This episode of Music Matters is sponsored by Switcher Studio To follow and or connect with the music of Ashaine White, follow the links below: https://www.facebook.com/ashainewhitemusic https://www.instagram.com/ashainewhite/?hl=en https://twitter.com/ashainewhite?lang=he https://ashainewhite.bandcamp.com/album/fairytales In London on Dec 21st, 2021 - See Ashaine White LIVE A Big thanks to our friends at #AudioGeer and the team @shure for their awesome support! #Shure #MV7 #podcast mic! Please check out our Music Matters podcast on @spotifypodcasts Hey, also check out the New Music Matters Podcast Website- and Music Matters SWAG And a Big Shout and thanks for the support of the following: Rodney Hall FAME Recording Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama Shure microphones Affliction clothing and Nigel J. my co-producer and voice over talent, all while running - Music Tribes Unite & VoiceWrap Studio - Please, support, LIKE and helps us grow - check out our Social Media pages:

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0:00.0	Welcome to Switcher Chats. Music interviews brought to you by Music Matters with Darryl
0:08.1	Craig Harris and Music Tribes Unite.
0:11.4	Hi guys, this is Darryl Craig Harris. I'm coming to you live from the London Jazz Festival.
0:22.8	We're here at the beautiful, the Toulouse La Trek. It's hard to say that.
0:26.8	Jazz Club, it's an awesome club and this is one of, actually I just learned 60 different venues
0:32.4	which is which is part of the London Jazz Festival over 60.
0:36.6	So I'm here with my good friend Ash White. We know each other for quite a while.
0:40.4	You're an amazing singer, composer, producer, and now you're actually doing event production
0:45.7	for the London Jazz Festival through your company. So tell me about that. That must be crazy
0:49.7	experience. Yeah, no, it's super fun. It's a very busy couple of weeks like running up and down to
0:55.5	all the different venues and just sporting the team as much as I can.
0:58.8	No, it's like really fun things happening. So it's super, it's a new experience as like musician,
1:06.3	being a musician is like my main thing usually and doing this now is like a whole different part
1:11.9	of the business. It's actually great though because you know what the artists are looking for.
1:15.7	You know how to make them comfortable and it's a challenge because how many different acts
1:20.3	are on this London Jazz Festival? Over a thousand performers. That's crazy.
1:24.2	So there's a lot of people and we've done some really big projects. We had the Tony Allen
1:28.7	a retrospective show which is an Afrobeat drummer, a really prolific drummer that passed away
1:33.7	last year. And that was our biggest show. It was like loads of different collectives and people
1:38.2	coming together to create a show. So lots, lots of parts and pieces. Yeah, specifically for
1:43.2	the EFG London Jazz Festival. So that was incredible. Awesome. A logistical like not yet.
1:49.1	Right. Yeah, I could imagine. It was really, really cool.
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