Tony Glausi - Separating Your Art From The Business, Favourite Jazz Solos, Jazz Standards & More

Music Insights With Niclas Jeppsson

English - December 03, 2020 14:11 - 1 hour - 140 MB - ★★★★★ - 2 ratings
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On the show today, we have the award-winning trumpeter, keyboardist, singer, writer, and producer, Tony Glausi.

Beyond playing with Billboard-charting and Grammy-nominated artists such as Peter Cincotti and Randy Porter, Tony has released a number of his own records, one of which is coming out in January.

I’ve been lucky enough to hear it as well, and it’s great, so stay tuned!

Tony is such a nice and chilled out guy and it was great spending an hour or so talking to him, and I hope you will enjoy our conversation too!

In this interview, we spoke about:

• Why it’s important to separate your artistry from the business

• What Tony has been up to during the lockdown

• How he is preparing to come back to “normal”

• BBC not paying their musicians

• Expanding his team around him

• Favourite jazz solos

• The current state of music

• Current artists that will stand out in the future

• Why jazz musicians play jazz standards