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A Car Accident Couldn’t Halt the Saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin’s Rise

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By Marcus J. Moore from ITP Arts In 2020, she released a lauded album exploring the Coltranes’ music. The next year, she broke her jaw in a crash and turned the harrowing experience into inspiration for a new LP, “Phoenix.” The New York Times Jazz, Content Type: Personal Profile, Benjamin, Lakecia, Phoenix (Album)
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