Don Was, renowned for his work with Was (Not Was) and as President of Blue Note Records, has formed the Pan-Detroit Ensemble, a versatile jazz-funk group showcasing talents from Detroit. Their debut album, "Groove In The Face Of Adversity," reflects the current cultural climate. Despite previous opportunities missed, a recent chance to see the ensemble live in Cleveland reignited excitement, highlighting the group’s ability to transform classics and deliver a powerful performance. With a diverse tour ahead, including stops in various notable venues, there’s anticipation for how they will blend various musical influences.
Thought-Provoking Question: How do you think the blending of jazz and funk can evolve in the contemporary music scene, especially when incorporating elements from different genres?
