Today is Bandcamp Friday - a day that has become a crucial lifeline for independent musicians. For 24 hours, the platform waives its revenue share, meaning 100% of sales go directly to the artists and labels. In an era where streaming pays in fractions of a penny, days like today are what make independent music sustainable. They are the difference-maker that allows artists to fund recording sessions, pay collaborators fairly, and manufacture physical media. I bring this up no

It is now officially one week until the release of my new double album, Three Suites, out on Endectomorph Music. The record features Santiago Leibson on piano/celeste, Eivind Opsvik on bass, myself on drums/percussion/composition, and Tyshawn Sorey in the producer chair. I’m very excited to finally share this music with you, and I thought it might be fun leading up to the release to share some behind-the-scenes stories about the album.

I wrote this solo piano piece today to honor Morton Feldman's 100th birthday. I'm putting it here in case anyone wants to play it. It's not a great piece by any means, but I enjoyed sitting down and writing something to honor the occasion. However, there are definitely a few ideas in there that I like and will probably revisit in the future.

Jack DeJohnette Newport 1974 When Jack DeJohnette died, it hit me in a way that didn’t make much sense on paper. I never met him. I never studied with him. I never had to figure out what you say when you’re suddenly face-to-face with someone who’s shaped a huge part of your musical life. But it didn’t land like news about a distant legend. It felt closer to losing someone whose playing had been a constant presence in the background of my own growth. I wish I could say I remem