Episode

Emily Masser: The Jazz is in the Family

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The Jim Motavalli Interview Podcast
Published
Jan 19, 2026
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1169
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Summary

British jazz singer Emily Masser is only 21, but shows a mature command of her art, inspired by her saxophonist father, Dean Masser. Pianist Horace Silver wrote the beautiful "Song For My Father," but Masser made a whole album called Songs With my Father (with dad playing his horn).