October 23, 2020 • 43 mins
In this episode of The Late Set, Christopher McBride and I explore the importance of community as well as the effects of police brutality on the American psyche.Links: http://www.crmcbridemusic.com (www.crmcbridemusic.com)http://www.facebook.com/crmcbridemusic (www.facebook.com/crmcbridemusic)http://www.twitter.com/crmcbridemusic (www.twitter.com/crmcbridemusic)http://www.instagram.com/crmcbridemusic (www.instagram.com/crmcbridemusic)Christopher McBrideChristopher McBride has been a professional musician since 2007, performing all around the world with many different artists of all genres including Pete Rock & The Soul Brothers, The New Power Generation, Winard Harper, Roy Hargrove, Talib Kweli, Lupe Fiasco, Solange, Jennifer Hudson, Jason Marshall, Bobby Broom, Alice Smith, Brandon Flowers, Ne-Yo, Marquis Hill, Milton Suggs, and others. His group Christopher McBride & The Whole Proof has played some great music venues around the Midwest such as Andy's Jazz Club & The Green Mill in Chicago and Jazz at the Bistro in St. Louis. Since moving to New York in 2013 The Whole Proof has performed in venues around New York including Smalls Jazz Club, SMOKE Jazz Club, Fat Cat, Ginny's Supper Club & Minton's Playhouse in Harlem. Christopher continually writes new music for the band and recorded his second project in December 2018. He also is the host of Hidden Gems Podcast, and a partner with Forbes Ignite.
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