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‘For this record, I took an edible and said, screw it’: jazz pianist Sullivan Fortner on confronting the trauma of Hurricane Katrina

Jazz pianist Sullivan Fortner uses his music to confront the trauma of Hurricane Katrina. A three-time Grammy winner, he celebrates resilience in his upcoming album 'Leave That in There,' releasing on August 28.

The Guardian· Aug 10, 2026 · 8:49 PM · 54 views

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Jazz pianist Sullivan Fortner uses his music to confront the trauma of Hurricane Katrina. A three-time Grammy winner, he celebrates resilience in his upcoming album 'Leave That in There,' releasing on August 28. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #jazz #HurricaneKatrina #music #artist #resilience

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