The Jazz Session #121: Darcy James Argue

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Infernal Machines (New Amsterdam Records, 2009), the debut CD from composer Darcy James Argue’s Secret Society, is one of the most talked-about records of the year. In this interview, Argue reveals why he chose to write modern music using a big band as his musical vehicle; how he turned a simple blog into a social media juggernaut; and why the last thing he wants to be is nostalgic about music. Learn more at secretsociety.typepad.com.

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Author: Jason Crane

4 thoughts on “The Jazz Session #121: Darcy James Argue

  1. Finally got to finish listening to this interview – and really enjoyed it. Darcy is very articulate and was able to talk more succinctly about the whole ‘in this time’ thing … without any potential physical conflict!

    The music is great – I’ve heard good things but hadn’t bought the record. That will likely change this week …

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