Rachel Eckroth

The album was orchestrated, arranged, produced, engineered, and mixed in Los Angeles by Graham Czach with additional production by Dylan McGee Jones, mastered by Howie Weinberg and Will Borza at Howie Weinberg Mastering in Los Angeles, and “Come Home Again” was mixed by Geoff Foster at AIR Studios in London, UK.

Grammy-winning Trumpeter, Composer and Producer Nabaté Isles kicks the year off on a high note with the release of his highly anticipated full length project 'En Motion'.

The 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards featured a tribute to Stephen Sondheim, a win for Barlow and Bear's 'Unofficial Bridgerton Musical,' Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett for their 'Love For Sale' Cole Porter duets album, Olivia Rodrigo, and more. Check out the full list of winners now!

Critically-acclaimed vocalist Thana Alexa is kicking off 2022 with a tour of her renowned album ONA in January 2022. At the 63rd GRAMMY Awards in 2021, ONA received two nominations in the Best Jazz Vocal Album and Best Improvised Jazz Solo categories.

Mexican-American vocalist, and singer-songwriter, Lisa Morales is proud to release her new single “Freedom,” which is out now. This is the first single from her highly anticipated third solo album She Ought To Be King. The Texas-based artist calls on people to come together in these stressful personal and political times.

Mexican-American vocalist, and singer-songwriter, Lisa Morales is proud to announce her new single 'Freedom' is out now. This is the first single from her highly anticipated third solo album She Ought To Be King. The Texas-based artist calls on people to come together in these stressful personal and political times. She demands people's rights and paints everyday portraits of the pressures of motherhood and womanhood.

For one night only, St. Vincent’s moment will be broadcast to various territories around the world including North and South America, Asia, Australia & New Zealand, and the UK, Europe and Africa.

Similar to the rest of the EP, Garza played the instrumentals on this song giving it a 'texas swing' vibe with its electrically amplified stringed instruments and western melody.

“Ready Go” captures the gravity of unrequited love. In discussing the meaning behind the lyrics Eckroth shared, “it's about wanting someone who doesn't really want you back - and being 100% okay with the person just using you.”

Rachel met Garza in LA on a gig in 2018 and eventually asked if he'd play and sing on some songs. 'He said, 'Better yet, come to Sonic Ranch in Texas next month and we’ll write and record',' notes Eckroth of the collaboration's genesis.

St. Vincent's unveiling of the sultry show stopping new ballad to her April 3 return to 30 Rock Studio 8H followed the live debut of the 'digitized primal scream” (The New York Times) of “Pay Your Way In Pain.”

Rachel Eckroth will be at The Moore Theatre in Seattle on Today, November 14.

 Rachel Eckroth will release When It Falls on October 19 and today debuts the third video leading to the album with 'Strangest Dream', which premiered at PopMatters. 

Rachel Eckroth will be at The Moore Theatre in Seattle on Wednesday, November 14.

Rachel Eckroth will release When It Falls on October 19 and today premieres the video for the lone cover on the record, David Bowie's 'Love Is Lost'. The Derek A Welte video debuted this morning at BlackBook, who lauded the, 'stunningly realized version and enigmatic accompanying video.'

Phoenix's renowned jazz club packs it in for November, bringing several of jazz's hottest acts to downtown.

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June is hopping and bopping as The Nash kicks off with a wide array of summer concerts and workshops.  Highlights include Joey Sellers Quartet on June 10 and Rachel Eckroth's Antelog on June 16.  Public performances from students participating in the Nash summer workshops will be held during the month as well as a discussion on history of jazz from noted ASU scholar, Dr. Chris Wells on June 18.

'Black History Month provides an incredible opportunity to honor, remember, and enjoy the contributions of African Americans in our various fields,' says Harrison Guy, founder and artistic director of Urban Souls Dance Company and this weekend's inaugural AFRICAN AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL: AND STILL WE DANCE. 'I did not want to miss this opportunity to celebrate the achievements of African American dancers, choreographers, and dance teachers [and] students.'

 June is getting Jazzy as The Nash's calendar heats up for the summer. The jazz club brings some new groups to the venue including Rachel Eckroth performing with Holly Pyle, Sloth Moth for First Friday and the fascinating Nautabot.