Eva Scow, “Lake Effect” | Northfield Mandolins
Jazz mandolinist improvises on the EleOcto octave mandolin.
Eva Scow is a California-based mandolinist who is known for playing in various jazz-oriented styles. Eva recently stopped by the Northfield facilities in Marshall, Michigan, where she checked out the EleOcto electric octave mandolin for the very first time. This video documents her explorations on the instrument, playing along with a soul-jazz backup track.
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