MUSIC
Esperanza Spalding with Special Guest André Mehmar
April 23, 2010
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“...light, melodic, joyful, always sort of minimalist and airborne.”
– New York Times
Esperanza Spalding has quickly become a darling of the jazz scene, spreading her unique blend of bass and vocals to audiences across the U.S. A fixture in Portland, Oregon jazz clubs as a teenager, the now 23 year-old prodigy-turned-pro has experienced an explosive rise in popularity due to her simple and mesmerizing performance style. Esperanza Spalding, double bass & lead vocals, Otis Brown III, drums, Leo
Genovese, piano, Richard Vogt, guitar.
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