Ego Free Jam
Jason NunesWhy it's important to make music together. The Ego Free Jam is a night of improvisational music for musicians and sound makers of all skill levels. First Saturdays at Delight Factory in Brooklyn
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The Rhythm and The Love
The best jams for me are the ones I wake up from the next morning and thinking “how did that happen?” followed quickly by “wait, what exactly happened?”
This Saturday was a particularly beautiful and confronting (to my ego self) jam—confro...
#1 Jam Skill to Learn? Listening!
If you want to play well with others, the most important skill to cultivate is deep listening.
In my experience hosting the Ego Free Jam over the past 8+ years, most people are more intimidated by the concept of improvisation than anythin...
Making music together is for everyone
If you’re a musician in a city as big as New York there are many jam sessions you can explore. Some are focused on a particular genre of music—jazz or bluegrass for example, others provide ways to improve certain musical skills, and others...
A taste of the Ego Free Jam
The Ego Free Jam is hosted first Saturdays at Delight Factory in Brooklyn. It is a night of improvisational music for musicians and sound makers of all skill levels. First Saturdays @delightfactorynyc
I host jams
I’m changing the name of this Substack. I’m changing its focus, but just a little.
I’ve been hosting the Ego Free Jam for over 8 years. The Ego Free Jam is a practice where people of all musical skill levels come together to co-create a s...
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I'm a Full Permission Living Practitioner, musician, designer, and human living in Ocean Hill Brooklyn. I am co-owner and curator of Delight Factory an art gallery and performance space in Brooklyn, and the creator of the Ego Free Jam.
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