Will Yager is a double bassist committed to experimental music, improvisation, and collaborating with other artists in the creation of new solo and chamber repertoire for the double bass. He is a founding member of both LIGAMENT, a duo with soprano Anika Kildegaard, and the trio Wombat with Justin Comer and Carlos Cotallo Solares.
body/mouth
collaborative piece devised with Laila Franklin
Year: 2021
The Red Room in Your Room
Year: 2022
Douglas Osmun: IMPEND
Year: 2021
Lydia Sylvia Martin is a musician and writer from Central Maryland. She performed with her family, The Martin Family Band, for over 20 years and studied traditional old-time and Irish music. She has an MFA in Creative Nonfiction Writing from Goucher College and currently performs and teaches banjo.
Let the Healing Begin
Official Video for “Let the Healing Begin,” c. 2019, Sahffi Lynne.
(From “Pulse of Evolution,” Sahffi’s sixth independently-released album, available on all streaming platforms, released 10/11/2021.)
(From “Pulse of Evolution,” Sahffi’s sixth independently-released album, available on all streaming platforms, released 10/11/2021.)
Medium: YouTube
Year: 2022
Details: 5:48
Ray Winder is best known for her enchanting voice, impeccable work ethic, and kind spirit. Her music is an enticingly beautiful blend of jazz, alternative r&b, rock & Ray’s unique soul. She lovingly calls her music “Dream Grudge”. Ray You can follow Ray’s musical journey on all social media platforms @raywinder. Stream her latest single “Only Think About You” on all streaming platforms today!
Nyame Nti Cultural Healing Arts Therapy (N-CHAT) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that integrates mental health and the arts for the purpose of healing individuals, families, and communities. N-CHAT delivers high-energy, uplifting, and engaging African drumming performances that impart wisdom and knowledge about Africa’s rich history and culture. N-CHAT performances include Drumetry, a healing art form that integrates drumming and poetry.
GAIL MARTEN BIO
Gail Marten climbed the iconic steps, where Sylvester Stallone would later train for his role in the film Rocky, to study at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Between classes, she visited the famous galleries, inspired by the phenomenal work of legendary artists displayed. She also took courses at the Moore Institute of Art and received a scholarship for additional art studies.
In Massachusetts, ten years later, she learned painting, etching, and collagraph techniques at the Decordova Museum and Northeastern University.