Warren Buchholz
WUSF Jazz Brand ManagerI love sharing the joy of music with others, whether it's jazz, film soundtracks, or that one wonderfully weird fusion album you can't stop thinking about. Being part of such a creative community is a privilege, and I use my skills in video production, photography, design, and storytelling to help amplify the voices of artists and connect audiences with great music.
As a content creator for WUSF, I create, curate, and manage branding, production, and content design that celebrates jazz and the musicians who make it. I also host the Studio Sessions series, where I've had the opportunity to sit down with acclaimed artists including Jon Batiste, Stanley Jordan, and Al Di Meola.
I graduated from USF with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications in 2014 and have worked as a marketing and content creation professional with more than a decade of experience in branding, print and digital design, content management, and creative strategy. Throughout my career, I've worked with a variety of local and national organizations, helping them tell their stories through compelling visual and digital experiences.
Beyond my professional work, I enjoy creating art through photography and writing and have been published in numerous literary magazines. In my spare time, you'll usually find me catching up on television, digging through vinyl crates, or making fun videos.
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A Halloween-themed mix of eerie and atmospheric jazz classics. -
From rap to Cuban music, this week's arts and culture picks showcase a wide range of live performances across the region. -
Sarasota-based pianist and multi-instrumentalist Rafael “Ruffus” Silva brings together a newly formed quartet that blends original compositions, inventive interpretations and the spontaneous spirit of jazz. -
Jazz legends, singer-songwriters and punk rockers headline this week's live music and arts events around the region. -
The Colombian pianist, composer and educator discusses his artistic journey, the search for an authentic musical voice, and how reconnecting with his cultural heritage is shaping a new chapter in his work. -
From jazz and flamenco to underground indie music and electronic dance culture, this week's live music picks showcase the diversity of Tampa Bay's arts scene. -
St. Petersburg's Bela Souza blends jazz, bossa nova and musical theater influences into performances designed to move audiences. -
From indie rock and Americana to jazz and underground music, venues across Tampa Bay and Central Florida offer a varied lineup of live performances this weekend. -
The ensemble explores salsa, Brazilian and Afro-Caribbean traditions while paying tribute to influential Latin jazz artists. -
Two concerts at New Tampa Performing Arts Center mark three decades since Chuck Owen formed the Jazz Surge, which has recorded seven albums along the way.
