Hmm... Zoh Amba

Zoh Amba plays the tenor saxophone as if she’s trying to exhale a lifetime of secrets in a single breath. Emerging from the hills of Tennessee to the basement stages of Brooklyn, her sound bridges the spiritual ferocity of Albert Ayler with a modern, electroacoustic restraint. We’re seeing a significant cross-platform audience surge following a high-profile feature on Croz Boyce’s 'Steven’s Sunshine Rejected.' It’s a signal that her avant-garde language is beginning to translate beyond the jazz purists. Watch how she navigates the bridge between the improvised fringe and the broader experimental circuit.