Seattle's improvisational jazz funk group How Now Brown Cow release an entirely improvised live album, 'Don't Drink the Milk, It's Spoiled'.

Sake Noire, a new Seattle bar, draws connections between the rich traditions of Japanese sake and American jazz through intimate live music events.

Guitarists Martin Taylor and Bruce Forman perform a set of swinging guitar duets in this exclusive KNKX studio session performance.

Five-time Grammy-winning bassist Victor Wooten shares his journey to becoming the 'spine of the band,' and his philosophy on music as a catalyst for growth and connection.

Pianist Lynne Arriale joins forces with a talented new rhythm section to deliver an intimate and spirited studio session on the heels of her 2024 record, Being Human.

Recorded in two marathon 1956 sessions, Miles Davis’ Prestige albums captured his comeback, the rise of a great quintet and a sound that helped define modern jazz.

Jud Sherwood is a drummer, the founder of The Jazz Project, and a driving force in jazz in Bellingham, Washington.

From Miles Davis influences to custom-built pedals, jazz cellist Jacob Szekely is pushing the cello beyond its traditional 300-year history.

German musician Ottmar Liebert shares how he found his unique flamenco style while traveling through Asia and collaborating with locals and travelers around the globe.

At jazz nonprofit Seattle JazzED, an 8-week jazz class for children under 5 fosters musicality and parent-child bonding through playful exploration and live performance.

Oakland-based modern blues man Fantastic Negrito visited the KNKX studios for a few songs with his quintet.

Saxophonist Cliff Colon, keyboardist Jake Sele, and drummer D'Vonne Lewis create smooth, organ-led jazz arrangements of classic hits from Nirvana and Pearl Jam.