“Voices of Human Consciousness” Featured on Radio France

I am delighted to share another wonderful milestone in the journey of Voices of Human Consciousness. Today, the album was featured on France Musique, part of Radio France, during the program Au Coeur du Jazz, hosted by the renowned jazz journalist and broadcaster Nicolas Pommaret.

Radio France is one of the most respected public broadcasting institutions in Europe, and France Musique has long played a vital role in presenting outstanding jazz, classical, and contemporary music to audiences across France and beyond. For decades, France has been one of Europe's most vibrant homes for jazz, with a knowledgeable and curious audience that embraces artistic exploration and cross-cultural collaboration.

At its core, Voices of Human Consciousness is exactly that: a conversation between cultures. The project brings together musicians from Poland, the United States, Norway, Lebanon, Cuba, and Turkey, creating a musical dialogue rooted in improvisation, mutual respect, and a shared belief in the power of music to connect people across borders. Knowing that this message resonated with the editorial team at France Musique is deeply rewarding.

This feature on Radio France represents another important step in the international life of the album. Following recognitions from Jazz Forum, Polish Jazz Blog, Mezzo, and numerous reviews in the international press, the opportunity to reach listeners through one of Europe's most influential cultural broadcasters is both exciting and encouraging.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Nicolas Pommaret for his interest in the album and for introducing this music to the listeners of France Musique. My thanks also go to everyone at Radio France for supporting creative and internationally minded jazz projects.

You can listen to the program here:

[LINK TO THE BROADCAST]

Moments like this remind me that music truly has the power to transcend languages, borders, and cultural differences, creating meaningful connections between people around the world.

Thank you for being part of this journey.

— Dorota Piotrowska