Name: and in each dying breath we learn to survive (Live with commentary) by Anaís Azul
Duration: 11 min 14 s
Description: Live recording of the premier of "and in each dying breath we learn to survive" at the First Church in Boston performed by the Chamber Orchestra of Boston conducted by David Feltner

Live recording of the premier of "and in each dying breath we learn to survive" at the First Church in Boston performed by the Chamber Orchestra of Boston conducted by David Feltner

and in each dying breath we learn to survive (Live with commentary)

Feel Good (Prod. Teddy Roxpin)

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SKETCH 02 (ft allister quilon)

"Your Girl" is (almost) ironically the first single off of Oompa's new project, "November 3rd" released under the label, Hipstory (HipStory.org). The album can be streamed/downloaded on bandcamp at hipstory.bandcamp.com. The song was written by Oompa (the instrumental was produced by Breezy)and is an ode to women who like women, to people who think love and connection should be freeing and fruitful, and the idiots who don't like either of the former.

https://hipstory.bandcamp.com/album/november-3rd

Your Girl (Prod. Breezy Beats)

Red Delicious is a Jazz Waltz, sweet but crispy on the oustide.

This recording is from my Senior Composition Recital, March 18 2018. Performed by the Boston University Jazz Combo.

Red Delicious

Do It is a compilation of angst. These last couple years in particular, I’ve been bothered by voices of male aggression and sexual misconduct, and how they polarize my own shyness and insecurity. So I decided to capture that using my limited chops in electronic music, sampling these voices with rhythmic intensity to create a duet of bass guitar and tape. Don’t take it too seriously. Or do. One of those voices is the President of the United States, after all.

****WARNING: Contains explicit language and outdated memes****

This recording is from my Senior Composition Recital, March 18 2018. Performed by Sal Meblin.

Do It

Finality is a piece for the recently formed BU Supersax ensemble, comprised of 7 saxophones and a rhythm section. I wanted to channel my best positive energy into a piece to close out my recital and my college career, and I couldn’t have asked for a better opportunity than an ensemble of jazz saxophonists.

This recording is from my Senior Composition Recital, March 18 2018.

Finality

More Sleep

Feliz Pride beibis! This orgullo szn we want to bring you another selection of LGBTQ identified artists who are making gorgeous sounds porque hay muchxs!!! Contrary to some publications that will crown a (as far as we know) straight cis dude a queer Latinx icon porque se pinta las uñas, we believe that *actually* queer and trans Latinx musicians deserve that shine. So aquí están, some amazing queer and trans artists for you to start digging into.

Featuring music by Albita, Linn Da Quebrada, Anaís Azul, Gina Chavez, Sailorfag and Elysia Crampton. 

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Ep 86: Orgullo

8.31.22 mix - written for and performed by Ashley Bathgate.

Awarded a 2022 ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composer Award.

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On Letting Go

En esta entrevista, hablo con Eblis Alvarez (alias Meridian Brothers) sobre la religión, la política, las jerarquías y las polaridades. Hablamos de como se manifiestan estos temas en la música de Eblis.

Entrevista con Eblis Alvarez: Política, Religión, y Jerarquías

Peruvian first generation immigrant Anaís Azul (they/them) is a California Based singer-songwriter, composer, and teaching artist. Described as “stunningly honest and vulnerable,” their artistry engages with music as a tool for community building, cross-genre collaboration, and collective healing.
Azul writes music that is in conversation with jazz harmony, classical melodies, and Latin American singer-songwriter traditions. Their songs are bilingual (Spanish and English) and about mental health, queerness, facing harsh realities and finding inner peace in spite of chaos.

and in each dying breath we learn to survive (Live with commentary)

Anaís Azul

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