I Mean You (Thelonious Monk, Coleman Hawkins)

New sound, mixed in, words, poetry, spoken verse, live, jazz influenced, thinking of Kendrick rapping over, live, words with depths and meanings to change the world, radio, jazz inspired, Monk's a generational talent, dream, dream on. keep going. live. peace. instruments. drums. peace.

Something

Tm 1000 Blessings Unq

The Wrld Needs Our Help

Untitled #9m

Makethis A Succss

Lost In Translation

Dizzy Gillespie - All The Things You Are
Return To Forever - Where Have I Danced With You Before?
Sun Ra - Tapestry From An Asteroid
Thelonious Monk - Round Midnight
Weather Report - Teen Town
John Coltrane and Duke Ellington - In A Sentimental Mood
Hank Mobley - Split Feelins
Herbie Hancock - Cantaloupe Island
Ornette Coleman - Eventually
Miles Davis - Blue In Green

Kicking Back With Ken 090824 JAZZ

Ifly

Achance

Not Love

The World

Daysaftr

The Dream

Foundation

Ask me now

We See

Matt Greenbaum is a talented drummer based in the Seattle-Tacoma area, where the rhythm of the Pacific Northwest inspires his craft. Growing up immersed in music, Matt developed a deep connection to percussion, honing his skills and creating a unique drumming style that resonates with audiences. His journey has been shaped by the vibrant local music scene, as well as his dedication to exploring diverse genres and techniques.

Whether performing in intimate venues or larger stages, Matt’s drumming brings energy and precision to every performance. His passion for music and commitment to his art make him a standout figure in the Seattle-Tacoma drumming community.



A 2025 City of Chicago Individual Artists Program awardee, Brian Citro’s been playing and writing music on the guitar for 30 years. He studied with Fareed Haque and is a longtime member of The Drastics. He’s performed and toured with JC Brooks and the Uptown Sound, Ted Sirota’s Heavyweight Dub!, Ackah Blay in Ghana, and many others. Brian’s jazz quartet features Nick Mazzarella, Quin Kirchner, and Matt Ulery, and he co-leads The Hey Lows with multi-instrumentalist Lance Loiselle. Other projects include short video works with award-winning poet (and his uncle) Christopher Citro. Brian is also a human rights lawyer. He’s lived, worked, and played music in Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America.

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