Annie Chen: Guardians - Jazz Journal
Beijing-born, NY-based singer leads such as bagpipe and accordion in an assertive blend of classical and folk music, hard-bop and free improv
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Beijing-born, NY-based singer leads such as bagpipe and accordion in an assertive blend of classical and folk music, hard-bop and free improv
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Beijing-born, New York-based vocalist/composer Annie Chen offers an impassioned plea for environmental stewardship on her stunning new album Guardians, out February 23, 2024 via JZ Music.