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March 28, 2012 Music » Music Feature

Jazz pianist Robert Glasper doesn't have time for a dead form

by Eric Tullis @erictullis

In a recent essay titled "Liberating 'Black Radio': The Robert Glasper Experiment," Duke University professor Mark Anthony Neal offers the term "cosmopolitan blackness" to describe how the new LP from jazz pianist Robert Glasper, Black Radio, depends on a willingness to buck…

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