The World On a Spindle
Whatever goes around, comes around. From evolutionary cycles, to treasured rituals or just timeless musical traditions that never seem to go out of style.
Musically, Jazz continues to move through a renaissance. Everything is possible, nothing feels off limits. Remarkably, musicians young and old are courageously redefining what this music means to their collective community, personal lives, politics and musical careers.
Still Jazz lives in a fragile ecology, a human habitat being encroached upon from every imaginable angle - from a global pandemic, technological disruption, cultural shifts in how we view the arts, or how the current economy makes for precarious footing even while so many continue to push the music forward.
33third.org is my platform to explore ideas that surround this circumstance with words and sound, telling stories that embrace nuance, and the power of narrative as social practice.
Contact me
The world on a spindle
Whatever goes around, comes around. From evolutionary cycles, to treasured rituals or just timeless musical traditions that never seem to go out of style.
Musically, Jazz continues to move through a renaissance. Everything is possible, nothing feels off limits. Remarkably, musicians young and old are courageously redefining what this music means to their collective community, personal lives, politics and musical careers.
Still Jazz lives in a fragile ecology, a human habitat being encroached upon from every imaginable angle - from a global pandemic, technological disruption, cultural shifts in how we view the arts, or how the current economy makes for precarious footing even while so many continue to push the music forward.
33third.org is my platform to explore ideas that surround this circumstance with words and sound, telling stories that embrace nuance, and the power of narrative as social practice.
Contact me
The world on a spindle
Whatever goes around, comes around. From evolutionary cycles, to treasured rituals or just timeless musical traditions that never seem to go out of style.
Musically, Jazz continues to move through a renaissance. Everything is possible, nothing feels off limits. Remarkably, musicians young and old are courageously redefining what this music means to their collective community, personal lives, politics and musical careers.
Still Jazz lives in a fragile ecology, a human habitat being encroached upon from every imaginable angle - from a global pandemic, technological disruption, cultural shifts in how we view the arts, or how the current economy makes for precarious footing even while so many continue to push the music forward.
33third.org is my platform to explore ideas that surround this circumstance with words and sound, telling stories that embrace nuance, and the power of narrative as social practice.
Michael Ambrosino
