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Podcast · By Edition Records · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 18, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    E12 #Insights: Nils Petter Molvær — “Sometimes Magical Things Can Happen” (opens the original)

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    Nils Petter Molvær first met Martux_m in Rome around ten years ago. Since then, they’ve stayed in touch, collaborated on a remix, and eventually came together again for “Rome” on Be Quiet - a project built around collaborations with artists from different cities, including Imogen Heap, John Paul Jones and Alva Noto. In this short episode, Molvær talks about the idea behind Be Quiet : travelling to different cities, working with artists from each place, and creating space for real interaction. Fo

  2. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    E11 #Insights: Chris Potter on Bringing Musicians Together (opens the original)

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    “It felt like a bit of a risk.” Most of the musicians didn’t know each other very well, if at all, and Chris Potter wasn’t sure how it would come together. What followed was a session that became a very special experience. In this episode, Potter reflects on the seriousness and commitment the musicians brought to the project, and the feeling that music can rise beyond what any one person could do. Get full access to Edition Records at editionrecords.substack.com/subscribe

  3. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    E10 #Insights: Bill Frisell & Nate Smith - Why Chris Potter Chose Them (opens the original)

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    For Alive With Ghosts Today , Chris Potter knew he wanted Bill Frisell’s unmistakable guitar sound to be part of the music. He also called on longtime friend and bandmate Nate Smith, knowing his groove and groundedness would fit the music perfectly. In this episode, Potter talks about what drew him to both musicians and the qualities he heard in their playing as he was writing the album. Get full access to Edition Records at editionrecords.substack.com/subscribe

  4. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    E9 #Insights: “A weird mix of instruments” - Chris Potter on finding the right sound (opens the original)

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    For Alive With Ghosts Today , Chris Potter wanted to work with a slightly larger group of musicians that would give him the freedom to write in a different way. The result is an unusual combination of instruments, imagined almost as a “village band” from the American Midwest: a group working with what they have rather than trying to recreate a traditional ensemble. In this episode, Potter talks about how he arrived at this particular combination and how the sounds of instruments like guitar and

  5. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    E8 #Insights: Why Chris Potter Wrote About John Brown (opens the original)

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    Chris Potter reflects on the story of abolitionist John Brown and why it felt important to tell it now through Alive With Ghosts Today . He shares the connection between John Brown and poet Langston Hughes, whose grandmother was connected to one of the men killed during Brown’s raid on Harpers Ferry. For Potter, that connection between past and present is central to the story. He considers how the ghosts of history remain with us and why this particular chapter of American history still feels re

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