Soundbites: Looking Back at Jazz Fest

Burlington locals lament city's demise but find hope in vibrant jazz fest with Big Freedia. Oasis and Flynn throw successful party, proving city lives.

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Soundbites: Looking Back at Jazz Fest

The author reflects on the negative comments and perceptions about Burlington, feeling disheartened by the notion that his city is dying. Attending the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival, he initially feels downtrodden by the changes in the festival and the city. However, as he watches guest curator Adi Oasis and Big Freedia bring the festival to life with their vibrant music and energy, he is filled with pride and hope for the city’s future. Despite concerns about the festival’s direction and the local jazz community, the author is inspired by the resilience and vibrancy of his city. He hopes that the festival will continue to engage with local musicians and communities while also embracing new and diverse acts. Ultimately, he feels proud of Burlington and its ability to throw a party that defies expectations and celebrates its unique spirit. The author’s experience at the festival reinforces his belief that his city is alive, vibrant, and full of potential for the future.

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