Keyboard Wizard Jordan Rudess talks about his new solo album “Permission to Fly”, influences, “that set-list job” and more
For this new installment of our (very) irregular Q&A series, we called Dream Theater keyboard wizard Jordan Rudess to talk about his brand new solo album, “Permission to Fly”. The maestro opened up about his influences from both the classical and progressive rock realms, how he chose his co-collaborators That Joe Payne, Darby Todd, Steve Dadaian and Bastian Martinez for “Permission to Fly”, why a certain guy called Mike Portnoy is the perfect choice for “that set-list job” and more. Watch the complete interview right here:
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