Swedish jazz vocalist (and visual artist) Sophie Dunér’s experimental approach to the genre is an adventure. On her most recent album, The City of Dizzy with cellist Jeremy Harman, she carves an endless maze of surprises to discover. No song ever sounds the same twice. [This episode features “Purple Bossa” and “The Express Train” from The City of Dizzy in their entirety.]

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"Talk Music Talk with boice" Sophie Dunér Podcast Interview 159

I'm the host/creator of the music podcast "Talk Music Talk" which features long form conversations with people connected to music. Established and emerging. From all genres. I’m also a singer-songwriter and producer. I’ve released three albums and recently released my original holiday song “On Xmas”.

Rain Worthington has a distinct voice within the field of contemporary music. As noted in MusicWeb-International, “… she writes music which speaks to the senses, is packed with real emotion and, most important of all in contemporary music, really communicates.” 
World music, minimalism and romanticism have influenced Worthington’s compositional style. Her music has been performed in a wide variety of venues from loft performance spaces and dance clubs in New York City, to orchestra recordings in Eastern Europe and chamber concerts in Spain, India and Israel.
Using the palette of chamber and orchestra instrumentations, Rain Worthington’s emotionally evocative work is nuanced, delicate, passionate and transporting. Her music takes “…ideas of American musical style to a new place – like a walk in a familiar, yet very different park... And isn't afraid to come up with its own startling conclusions.” (Kyle Gann, Chamber Music magazine)