Why I started a Patreon Page, and why you should join!
I launched my Patreon page to share music more freely, build a community, and create deeper connections beyond just streaming platforms.
I launched my Patreon page to share music more freely, build a community, and create deeper connections beyond just streaming platforms.
To celebrate the 600th anniversary of Tabor in the Czech Republic, I performed alongside local musicians in a special concert honoring the city’s rich history and culture.
I chatted with bassist Louis Alexander Gasser Londoño — born in Nebraska, raised in Puerto Rico — about life in NYC, his musical goals, wild gig stories, and dreams of recording original songs.
I was invited as a special guest on a Newvelle Records session — behind the scenes, collaborating with brilliant musicians, contributing voices, and experiencing the magic of high-end vinyl recording.
I spoke at the National Fulbright Conference in Mexico about music, identity, and creativity — sharing how art bridges cultures and connects hearts beyond borders.
A personal song homage: Breakfast with Bebop is about my hamster Bebop, who “loved jazz” — a playful, heartfelt musical piece.
(Dutch Blog) My first Berklee recital: performing original songs with a seven-piece band and presenting a stop-motion video as part of the concert.
(Dutch Blog) In July I led a 3-day songwriting workshop in Leiden: 12 participants crafted new songs, recorded them to CD, had a photoshoot, and performed in studio De Veste.
(Dutch Blog) I crashed on Joe Cohn’s couch for a week, dodged worries about bedbugs, jumped straight into NYC jazz club nights — from Fatcat and Smalls to jam sessions at Smoke and the Allen Room sax battle with Joe Lovano.
(Dutch Blog) I’ve been in Boston for a week — jetlagged but settling in. I shopped for shoes, met my host family, cycled to Berklee, and started my introduction week, excited to begin classes.