Where to Listen

Whether you’re looking for downloadable content you can take with you wherever you go or streaming video and audio, chances are I’ve got you covered.
(And I promise, as I grow, this page will look increasingly pretty!)
Here’s where to listen:

Discography

Coming soon:
Alex Wilson: Title TBA, release date TBA.
Featured works: TBA.

Coming soon:
Louie Eckhardt: Afterlives: New Music for Trumpet, release date TBA.
Featured piece: Afterlives.

Album cover featuring Brianne Borden, a white femme person with tattoos and a flugelhorn. Text reads: "body, mind, & heart: new music or trumpet and fixed media. Brianne Borden"

Brianne Borden: body, mind, & heart, released May 21, 2025. Finalist for the American Prize in Instrumental Performance and the American Prize in Performance of American Music. Winner of two silver metals, for album and concept, from the Global Music Awards. Featured works: body, mind, and heart and go to the garden. Order a digital download or hard copy through Brianne’s website.

Text reads: Alexander Wilson: VOLANTE, with Andrew Lenhart, piano. In front of a background of yellow-leaved trees in the fall are three versions of Alex Wilson, a white man with a prominent forehead: one of him conducting, baton in hand; one of him playing B-flat trumpet; and one, hovering in the air, of him playing flugelhorn.

Alexander Wilson: VOLANTE, released 2022. Featured work: Helios. Order through Summit Records.
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The album cover for Eris DeJarnett's WEAKNESS, featuring John Pisaro and Nick St. Croix: a topless human with short hair sits with their back to the camera, tension evident. The word "WEAKNESS" is scrawled on their back in lipstick. In the background, amid the glow of evening light, is a notebook, sitting on which are a variety of small objects.

Eris DeJarnett: WEAKNESS. Released September 4, 2020. Run time: 27 minutes. Featured works: this is how it starts, dreamer//precipice, Sky Harbor, all but impossible, CA-198, don’t call it a love song, this is how it ends. Listen and order through Bandcamp.

Coming soon:
Jacinda Ripley: Title TBA, release date TBA.
Featured piece: a song for past selves.

A black-and-white photo of Steph Frye-Clark, a white, masculine person, looking straight at the camera. Text reads: see me

Steph Frye-Clark: see me, released December 6, 2024. Featured work: see me. Order a digital download from Presto Music.

Image of a tree burning in a forest. It appears to be on fire mid-trunk, with only pieces of it holding the less-burnt top half to the charred lower trunk. Text reads: "The Dead Scar, [by] Eris."

Eris DeJarnett: The Dead Scar (single). Released December 3, 2021. Featured work: The Dead Scar. Listen on Bandcamp.

Eris, a white person with dark-ish eyebrows and deep grooves under their eyes, stares at the camera. They are shrouded in darkness, with only the light from a candle held in front of their face to illuminate them.

Eris DeJarnett: out of the dark. Released August 7, 2020. Run time: 22 minutes. Featured works: this is my brain on nothing; Don’t Tell; Liar, Liar; stories/walk free; burn it. Listen and order through Bandcamp.

Streaming and archived performances

Watch past performances on my YouTube channel. (Please note: my YouTube channel is not long for this world. In the future, videos will be housed on my Patreon.)

Listen to audio-only performances and clips of just-for-fun projects on my SoundCloud.