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Jazz Live: China Moses

In this podcast series, we present concert recordings of stars and newcomers on the German and international jazz scene, performing at the Jazzfest Bonn.

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Jazzfest Bonn: China Moses

This time we'll hear from a Paris-based singer from the US: China Moses, captivating the audience in the auditorium of the University of Bonn. The daughter of jazz diva Dee Dee Bridgewater is a young musician with a distinctive soul voice and an impressive show gene who is making her own way – and family ties don't hurt either. Here she presents songs from her new album.

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