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What does it take to become a world-traveling jazz saxophonist with a sound that grooves as hard as it swings?
In this episode of The Walkup, Sean sits down with Nick Hempton – Australian-born, NYC-based jazz artist – to talk about life on and off the bandstand. From Sydney’s jam sessions to Harlem’s late nights, Nick opens up about learning jazz the hard way, his mission to connect with audiences, and how uncertainty can be a creative asset. They also explore the state of jazz today, the power of musical mentorship, and why rhythm still reigns supreme.
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