Alex Coles
Rugby union player
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Jul 5, 2025
FWD.010 → Alex Coles: "Jazz Fusion is a process, not a genre"
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11:12LexisHOST
And why don't we start with one, and then you can tell me a little bit about what the process was to make those choices.
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11:27Alex ColesGUEST
That was a key way to do it because it underscored the notion of fusion as a process, you know, and how that changes over time.
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11:42Alex ColesGUEST
And that in each instance, the fusion of genres that happens is quite different because it happens in quite a different context.
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22:15LexisHOST
So I was fascinated by that and also fascinated by just the sheer evolution of technology, the sheer evolution of the studio and also keyboards, instruments, you know, which push the sound forward way more than just the acoustic things that you could do in jazz in the 60s and 50s.