Terae Stefon
Jazz HostBorn and raised in Seattle, Washington, Terae Stefon looks to make his mark on an ever changing city. A Graduate of Franklin High School, he then attended Saint Martin’s University, majoring in English and Journalism. Terae found his way into radio by volunteering at local community radio stations HollowEarth and RainierAvenue Radio in Seattle and then at Total Traffic, keeping the region moving as a traffic reporter and producer.
Terae’s excited to get back into music radio with Jazz24 and KNKX as well as dusting off his writing chops to share stories about the music, the artists and beyond. You can currently catch Terae during the week on Jazz24 and special projects on KNKX.
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A name that’s synonymous with boss nova, Sérgio Mendes was one of the first Brazilian exports to bring the genre into mainstream. He died at age 83. -
Vocal virtuoso Marlena Shaw found personal and critical success in jazz, R&B, soul and disco. She died this year at 84. -
With his new album 1978, the year of his birth, guitarist and singer José James updates classic soul in a live KNKX Studio Session. -
A key figure in Latin jazz, percussionist Pete Escovedo's musical roots are also based in R&B, funk, salsa and contemporary styles. His family of musicians are carrying on the legacy of Escovedo percussionists. -
The Songsters from Seattle's Rhapsody Project connect their musical roots in the KNKX Studio X -
Seattle soul singer Grace Love brought her soul band to the KNKX Studio X for an exclusive performance for our listeners. -
Seattle-based singer/songwriter Leroy Bell & His Only Friends share his unique American music in this exclusive studio session. -
Joe Chambers is a composer and commanding multi-instrumentalist who plays drums, vibraphone, marimba, and piano — and is still going strong today. -
Guitarist and singer George Benson, at the peak of an already rich jazz career, stepped outside the genre to create standards in the pop and R&B arena. -
A pillar in her LA community, singer Barbara Morrison leaves behind a deep legacy of song, creativity, and community empowerment.
