Hi, I’m Brittany.
I create music, research musicians' wellbeing, and teach as part of the faculty at The New School in New York.
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Debut Album
Enamiĝo Reciprokataj (Origin Records) is my debut album featuring Greg Chudzik, Nick Anderson, Ari Folman-Cohen, and Ben Perowsky. The title means ‘reciprocal love’ in Esperanto.
“Anjou’s compositions are read as a series of points of view on the art of the trio. With its minimalist rehearsals, it is an anthology of songs both dreamlike and alert, where free-jazz meets Rachmaninoff and electronics.”
“Anjou’s personality, strong and mercurial as it is, continues to serve as the dominant force. Her gifts as a bricolage artist and original thinker remain in the foreground regardless of who’s on board to help her flesh things out. While we’ve barely opened the door to 2019, we already have a serious contender for the year’s strongest debut here.”
““Anjou is a virtuosa with a determined touch and nimble liveliness.” ”
“She’s happy to lay waste to the instrument when that’s what’s called for : “Reciprokataj IV: Olive You” begins with a display of power that would mark the summit of most players performances.”
NonG VorU
On
chant records
My collaboration with Ghanaian xylophonist Alfred Kpebesaane, who titled it Nong Voru ("Fake Love" in Dagara), reached #1 on Bandcamp’s World Music chart, was named Best Jazz of March 2021, and ranked #33 on the TransGlobal World Music Chart. Listen now at linktr.ee/brittanyanjou.

I'm excited to announce my new album, Nong Voru / Fake Love, featuring Ghanaian xylophonist Alfred Kpebesaane, April Centrone, Oren Bloedow, and Michael Clemow, out now on Chant Records. Nong Voru blends traditional Ghanaian xylophone (Gyil) songs I studied with Alfred in Ghana with keyboards, microtonal synth, and computer processing. We hit #1 on Bandcamp in both the World and Roots Music categories, and landed in the top 15 in Tropicalia and World Fusion. Our album was also featured as one of Bandcamp’s Best Jazz Albums of March 2021 and reached #33 on the TransGlobal Music Charts for World Music. Thank you to all who supported us on Bandcamp!