Jasper Murison-Bowie
Jasper Murison-Bowie is RBP's Marketing and Communications Manager. He has also written about jazz, funk and electronic music, his work published in print and online in Under City Lights and The Playground. While studying philosophy at University College London, Jasper hosted a radio show, Making Waves, about the genre future bass, which ran for three years. As a saxophonist and pianist, Jasper has played in venues including the Adelphi Theatre, the Bishopsgate Institute and Camden People’s Theatre. In 2015, he held a residency at Tredwell’s restaurant in Covent Garden, playing jazz and freely improvised music. He has also spent some time behind the decks at clubs in Oxford and London. His photography, writing and music can be found at http://jasperbowie.com.
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List of articles in the library
Chief Xian aTunde Adjuah (Christian Scott): Jazz artist of the week: Christian Scott
Profile by Jasper Murison-Bowie, Under City Lights, 16 October 2016
Who is he? Fully conscious of jazz tradition but also deeply embedded in today's music landscape, trumpeter Christian Scott draws on indie rock, hip-hop and beyond ...
Caravan Palace: O2 Academy Brixton
Live Review by Jasper Murison-Bowie, Rock's Backpages, 30 January 2020
Wind them up and watch them go. ...
Jacob Collier: Jazz artist of the week: Jacob Collier
Profile by Jasper Murison-Bowie, Under City Lights, 13 November 2016
Who's that then? Jacob Collier. ...
Lucky Chops: Jazz artist of the week: Lucky Chops
Profile by Jasper Murison-Bowie, Under City Lights, 23 October 2016
Who are those guys? Lucky Chops. ...
Vulfpeck: Jazz artist of the week: Vulfpeck
Profile by Jasper Murison-Bowie, Under City Lights, 30 October 2016
THESE GUYS LOOK like fun. Who are they? Vulfpeck. In other words, keyboardist Woody Goss and bassist Joe Dart, and multi-instrumentalists Jack Stratton and Theo ...
Live Review by Jasper Murison-Bowie, Rock's Backpages, 4 October 2018
VULFPECK HAVE a lot of fans. And why shouldn't they? They are talented musicians who make tight records and they've shown themselves to be shrewd ...
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