Jascha Hoffman's guest appearances

Jascha Hoffman

The Third Story with Leo Sidran

Dj Jascha

Louis Cole

Stephen Colbert

Lionel Loueke

Jeremy Dauber

Nate Smith

Jeff Cesario

Rodrigo y Gabriela

Butch Vig

Al Schmitt

Michael Dorf

Kat Edmonson

Marc Webb

Ryan Gruss

Nate Craig

Michael Feldman

OwlTail

Remix for another Jascha, a friend from NYC. He has a beautiful, soulful voice and I tried to put it in a new electronic context. @jaschahoffman #darkpop #leftfield #downbeat

Remix for another Jascha, a friend from NYC. He has a beautiful, soulful voice and I tried to put it in a new electronic context. @jaschahoffman #darkpop #leftfield #downbeat

Jascha Hoffman - Mercy Machine (Dj Jascha Remix)

Jascha Hoffman is a singer, songwriter, and journalist. He writes regularly for The New York Times (he has a monthly column called “The Scan” that covers science and culture). He’s also a regular contributor to the science journal Nature, and his work has appeared in Scientific American, The Boston Globe, and Business Week. As a singer-songwriter Jascha has recorded three records. His most recent release, called “The Afterneath” was released independently in late 2014. Several years ago, he wrote a handful of obituaries for the New York Times, mostly of scientists, an experience that led him to compose a collection of songs inspired mostly by Times obituaries. He says “to my surprise the strongest character on the album has turned out to be the 20th century…you could say the album is a sort of technicolor obituary for an American era, one that is slowly fading.” Here he talks about his writing process, success, failure, disappointment and delight. http://www.afterneath.org 

<a href="http://www.jaschamusic.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jascha Hoffman</a> is a singer, songwriter, and journalist. He writes regularly for The New York Times (he has a monthly column called “The Scan” that covers science and culture). He’s also a regular contributor to the science journal Nature, and his work has appeared in Scientific American, The Boston Globe, and Business Week. As a singer-songwriter Jascha has recorded three records. His most recent release, called “The Afterneath” was released independently in late 2014. Several years ago, he wrote a handful of obituaries for the New York Times, mostly of scientists, an experience that led him to compose a collection of songs inspired mostly by Times obituaries. He says “to my surprise the strongest character on the album has turned out to be the 20th century…you could say the album is a sort of technicolor obituary for an American era, one that is slowly fading.” Here he talks about his writing process, success, failure, disappointment and delight. <a href="http://www.afterneath.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.afterneath.org </a>

Episode 22: Jascha Hoffman