Kirk Whalum -Humanité -ARTISTRY MUSIC CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. "Move on Up (feat. Reilly, Brendan)"

02. "Everybody Oughta be Free (feat. Troop, Robyn)"

03. "Don't Get Me Wrong (I'm Grateful) (feat. Casa, Mi)"

04. "Wake Up Everybody (feat. Afgan)"

05. "Wildflower (feat. Carroll, Liane)"

06. "Get Your Wings Up (feat. Lisa, Andr?a)"

07. "Now I Know (feat. Zahara)"

08. "SJL (feat. Matsui, Keiko)"

09. "Korogocho (feat. Miller, Marcus & Likumahuwa, Barry)"

10. "Blow 4U"

11. "Kwetu (feat. Ghetto Classics & Rimbui, Aaron)"

12. "Peace (feat. Sahertian, Grace)"

13. "We Shall Overcome You (feat. Asa)"

14. "From the East to the West (feat. Heavenese)"

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Ft. Brendan Reilly/ Robyn Troop/ Mi Casa/ Afgan A.o.

Description:

HumanitÃ© is unlike any album GrammyÂ® Award Winner and Global Recording Artist Kirk Whalum has ever made â?? the synergistic result of encounters made, and relationships formed onstage and off with some of the finest recording artists from all over the world. Kirkâ??s collaborators on the album include Japanese jazz pianist Keiko Matsui, the young bass phenomenon Barry Likumahuwa, gifted singer/songwriter Grace Sahertian and global pop star singer/actor Afgan, all hailing from Indonesia; vocalist/guitarist Zahara, one of South Africaâ??s biggest stars; Kasiva Mutwa of Nairobi; and the veteran UK jazz vocalist Liane Carroll, long considered by cognoscenti as one of the finest voices in the genre. Over a period of three months in 2018, Kirk and his longtime friend and producer, the British jazz trumpeter and session musician James McMillan, recorded tracks in locations ranging from studios in Jakarta, Tokyo, Paris, Nairobi, Johannesburg and Hastings, to hotel rooms, office buildings and even Kirkâ??s living room in Memphis - tracks that showcase the albumâ??s harmonious mix of American jazz, blues, funk, pop along with global indigenous musical forms abound on HumanitÃ©. - FT. BRENDAN REILLY/ROBYN TROOP/MI CASA/AFGAN A.O.

Over a period of three months in 2018, Kirk and his longtime friend and producer, the British jazz trumpeter and session musician James McMillan, recorded tracks in locations ranging from studios in Jakarta, Tokyo, Paris, Nairobi, Johannesburg and Hastings, to hotel rooms, office buildings and even Kirk's living room in Memphis - tracks that showcase the album's harmonious mix of American jazz, blues, funk, pop along with global indigenous musical forms abound on Humanité.

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Manufacturer No.:

0327061

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