Joshua Myers marks John Coltrane’s centenary with a meditation on Black music as archive through the spiritual work of Ganavya and Immanuel Wilkins

notes on vol. two of the three-volume live album

By Joshua Myers In describing the Black music tradition, Pharoah Sanders once remarked to Bernice Johnson Reagon “to me, it’s all spiritual music.” The musical journey from blues to gospel and “jazz” ...

I want to intrude D’Angelo and Richard Smallwood, our most recent ancestors, into a conversation that resists the analytical closure of studies and ologies.

music is just one of those things that a bomb cannot stop.

Join Uncle Bobbie's as we welcome professors, Joshua Myers and Bedour Alagraa for a critical discussion on the role of study and thought.

The vocalist, pianist, composer and PhD candidate spoke to Joshua Myers ahead of his show at Songbyrd this Thursday celebrating the new album.