Art Jackson - Underground Masterpiece - Directed by Mario J. Novoa

I recently sat down with Latin Jazz music producer Art Jackson to talk about his new undertaking, "Underground Masterpiece". I asked Art if I could sit down and find out more about his work and collaborators. While this 12 minute video was part of a longer conversation, I pieced together a promo for his album and upcoming concert in Oakland. The concert will take place Saturday October 24th, 2014 at Geoffrey's Inner Circle.

I will be releasing a track by track commentary with Art Jackson in the next few weeks on my YouTube channel. For the those that love Latin Jazz, enjoy! For those that don't, I hope you discover the joy from Art Jackson's newest collection, Underground Masterpiece.



Website: http://jacksonbravo.blogspot.com/?spref=fb



Available:
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/artjackson

http://www.amazon.com/Underground-Masterpiece-Art-Jackson/dp/B00K49VMNQ

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