The Bad Plus' "As This Moment Slips Away" // performed by säje

GRAMMY Award® winning vocal supergroup säje performs The Bad Plus' "As This Moment Slips Away"

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säje is: Sara Gazarek, Amanda Taylor, Johnaye Kendrick, and Erin Bentlage.

Featuring: Dawn Clement, piano; Anna Butterss, bass; Christian Euman, drums; Daniel Rotem, tenor saxophone.

"As This Moment Slips Away" was written by Reid Anderson and originally recorded by The Bad Plus + Joshua Redman. This version arranged by Amanda Taylor and Johnaye Kendrick, with Sara Gazarek and Erin Bentlage, with spoken word written by Sara Gazarek. Audio recorded by Alisse Waymac with assistant Peter Hanaman and audio intern Alexis Castille; make up by Shuron Womack; set design by Sara Gazarek; set dressing by Cassie Howell with assistants Emily Dietz and Alyssa Curiel; video directed by Dom Fera, with Director of Phography Ryan Blewett, and camera ops Riley Donavan and Nate Cuboi; lighting by Nash White; video edited by Sara Gazarek; color correction by Athena Wheaton; audio edited by Chris Juengel and mixed by Ben Wittman; session coordinated by Chris Modl. Recorded June 27th, 2022 at The Village Recording Studio in Santa Monica, CA.

Special thank you to our säje päge mäjor engäge patrons Sean Shultz and Frank Darabont, as well as our säje päge amäzing engäge patron, Eric Taylor. We are grateful for your presence on patreon, and your ongoing support!

This video was made possible with generous assistance from the Super Patron Award Program. Thank you Super Patron and thank you Jack Conte!

“säje is blazing a new trail for female composers and performers in the jazz world”
-- Micah Hendler, Forbes

“...[säje is] taking the vocal jazz ensemble into the 21st century.”
-- Abe Beeson, KNKX/NPR

“...transcendent music.”
-- DownBeat Magazine

The women of säje are eternally grateful for the contributions of generations of Black musicians, whose artistry undeniably shaped the genres to which we have devoted our lives -- and whose influence can not only be heard throughout our music, but the music of so many others we celebrate and adore. We love and respect ALL Black lives.