Justin Kauflin "The Resilient One"

The Hump is pumped to announce our final guest of 2020! Jazz
pianist, educator, composer and film scorer, Justin Kauflin! Tune
in to find out why I call him, "The Resilient One!"

Did you know...
️ Justin started violin around age 4, lost his sight completely
at age 11 and switched to jazz piano in high school️
️ He went to William Patterson and studied with Clark Terry,
Mulgrew Miller, Harold Mabern and more!
️ He was in the award winning documentary, "Keep on Keepin'
On"
️ He tours internationally and is a Quincy Jones artist!

Check out Justin's website, YouTube and Documentary!
Website
YouTube (he goes live quit often so subscribe!)
Spotify
iTunes
Documentary
Documentary on IMDB
Instagram

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Your Host
Katie Thiroux
Los Angeles jazz bassist and vocalist. 


“This girl is IT!” (Quincy Jones) 


“A multitasking talent who swings her bass with a
Mack-truck-powered lilt that would make her hero Ray Brown
proud." The New Yorker


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