Joshua Kwassman: Songs of the Brother Spirit
With Songs of the Brother Spirit, Joshua Kwassman set out to tell a story. The themes surrounding this exploratory jazz concept record center around…
Read MoreWith Songs of the Brother Spirit, Joshua Kwassman set out to tell a story. The themes surrounding this exploratory jazz concept record center around…
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