An ear for music: Perfecting the audio of livestreams
With the world firmly in lockdown, Jazz re:freshed is working with streaming specialist MQA to amplify the reach of its artists’ live performances
Feature By IQ | 24 April 2020
As artists are denied the chance the play live, London-based record label Jazz re:freshed turned to other option to profile its acts, collaborating with enhanced audio streaming specialist MQA to create The British Music Embassy (BME) Sessions.
Beginning with electronic-soul quartet Noya Rao in early April, and most recently progressive jazz tuba player and composer Theon Cross, MQA has been releasing weekly sessions of acts who had been scheduled to take part in this year’s South by Southwest (SXSW)…
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