Live at The Muse Performance Space

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Octave is proud to present Louisa Amend's debut album, <I>Live at The Muse Performance Space</i>. Backed by Denver jazz giants, Tom Amend, Braxton Kahn and Gonzalo Teppa, this album is an instant classic. Engineer, Paul McGowan, achieves beautiful soundstaging and a perfectly balanced mix of instruments to fill your listening space with an in-the-room experience. Captured in DSD 256, this live recording is available on SACD and download.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★ Oct 13, 2026

The trio backing her on this record is ridiculously tight — Gonzalo Teppa's bass on the slower tracks kept catching my ear. You can tell it was cut live in a small room, which is exactly what I want from a jazz vocal album.

Andrew P. ★★★★★ Sep 15, 2026

Louisa Amend's voice sits so naturally in the mix that I forget there's a band behind her until Teppa's bass walks in. Braxton Kahn's drum work on the up-tempo cuts is worth the price alone. Been on repeat in my car all week.

Alexander P. ★★★★★ Sep 13, 2026

Louisa Amend's voice on this live set is warm and unhurried, and the trio behind her never overplays a moment. Braxton Kahn's drumming on the mid-tempo tunes keeps things swinging without stepping on her phrasing.