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Disc 01
 01. "Change of the guard" 02. "Askim" 03. "Isabelle" 04. "Final thought" 05. "The next step" 06. "The rhythm changes"
Disc 02
01. "Miss Understanding" 02. "Leroy and Lanisha" 03. "Re run" 04. "Seven prayers" 05. "Henrietta our hero" 06. "The magnificent 7"
Disc 03
01. "Re run home" 02. "Cherokee" 03. "Clair de lune" 04. "Malcolm's theme" 05. "The message"
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3 |
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| | Description: | Epic by Kamasi Washington, released 13 May 2015, includes the following tracks: "Isabelle", "The Next Step" and more.
This version of Epic comes as a 3xCD. - The band are all from Los Angeles, mostly South Central, and it's members - who call themselves variously "The Next Step" and the "The West Coast Get Down" - have been congregating since they were barely teenagers in a backyard shack in Inglewood. The story The Epic tells, without words but rather though some combination of magic, mastery, and sheer force of imagination, the story of Kamasi Washington and the Next Step and their collective mission: to remove jazz from the shelf of relics and make it new, unexpected, and dangerous again.Issued in a 8-panel Digipak, with 12-page booklet.
Thundercat global credit given as Stephen "Thundercat" Bruner on booklet.
Ronald Bruner Jr. global credit given as Ronald Bruner on booklet.
All tracks recorded at King Size Sound Labs
"Change Of The Guard" dedicated to [a1235419]
"Isabelle" dedicated to Isabelle Diggs
"Seven Parayers" dedicated to [a412332]
"Henrietta Our Hero" dedicated to Henrietta Curtis
"Clair De Lune" dedicated to [a29970]
All songs Copyright Control, except:
"Cherokee" published by Redwood Music Limited
"Clair De Lune"
"Malcolm's Theme" published by Warner Olive Music LLC/Universal/MCA Music Limited
P & C Brainfeeder 2015
Made in the EU
All discs contain CD-Text."The Epic" is a groundbreaking triple CD album by acclaimed jazz saxophonist Kamasi Washington, released under the innovative label Brainfeeder. This monumental work spans nearly three hours and features an expansive ensemble of musicians, blending elements of jazz, soul, classical, and gospel into a powerful musical journey. "The Epic" has been widely praised for its ambitious scope and emotional depth, establishing itself as a modern classic in contemporary jazz. Kamasi Washington is renowned for his virtuosic saxophone playing and visionary compositions; prior to "The Epic," he contributed to projects with artists like Kendrick Lamar ("To Pimp a Butterfly") and Flying Lotus. The album's release marked a turning point in modern jazz, earning critical acclaim worldwide.
Kamasi Washington was born in Los Angeles and quickly rose through the ranks of the West Coast music scene. His collaborations span genres from hip-hop to electronic music, making him one of today's most influential figures in progressive jazz. With multiple awards and international tours under his belt, Washington continues to push boundaries with each new project.
Brainfeeder is an independent record label founded by producer Flying Lotus in 2008. Known for championing experimental sounds across genres such as electronic music, hip-hop, and avant-garde jazz, Brainfeeder has become synonymous with innovation on the global stage. | | | No. of tracks: |
17 |
| | Manufacturer No.: |
BFCD050 |
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Believe Digital GmbH
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