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The American Negro
The American Negro (trifold 2xLP + postcard)
Cat: JIDED 1LP. Rel: 22 Feb 22
 
Jazz
Revisionist History (1:28)
The American Negro (4:39)
The Black Broadcast (0:45)
Revolutionize (3:23)
Double Consciousness (0:37)
Watch The Children (1:55)
Dying On The Run (2:32)
Intransigence Of The Blind (0:54)
James Mincey Jr (2:44)
Disadvantaged Without A Title (0:39)
Mama (You Will Make It) (1:51)
The Black Queen (0:07)
Margaret Garner (2:56)
Race Is A Fallacy (1:50)
Light On The Horizon (3:06)
A Symphony For Sahara (3:06)
America Is Listening (0:27)
The March On America (2:20)
Paradox Of The Positive (0:07)
The Death March (2:09)
Black Lives Matter (1:21)
Rotten Roses (3:08)
Jim Crow's Dance (1:20)
Patriotic Portraits (2:08)
George Stinney Jr (5:01)
Sullen Countenance (2:10)
Review: Adrian Younge's new album is undoubtedly his most powerful yet. He says it "dissects the chemistry behind blind racism, using music as the medium to restore dignity and self-worth to my people." It is an unapologetic critique of the current systems that suppress people of colour and the malevolent psychology that taps into that. Musically, this is a deeply soulful record with elaborate orchestration and some top level guests. Next to the album, Younge has also made a short film (TAN) and 4-part podcast (invisible Blackness) on the same subject that make for vital listening.
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Jazz Is Dead
Jazz Is Dead (heavyweight vinyl LP in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: LJID 001. Rel: 24 Jul 20
 
Jazz
Hey Lover (feat Roy Ayers) (2:26)
Distant Mode (feat Gary Bartz) (3:05)
Nancy Wilson (feat Brian Jackson) (2:42)
Conexao (feat Joao Donato) (3:04)
Down Deep (feat Doug Carn) (3:23)
Apocaliptico (feat Azymuth) (9:29)
Nao Saia Da Praca (feat Marcos Valle) (2:49)
Jazz Is Dead (feat The Midnight Hour) (2:37)
Review: Over the last 12 months, Adrian Younge and A Tribe Called Quest member Ali Shaheed Muhammad have been inviting some legendary musicians to swing by the former's Los Angeles studio to make fresh tracks with vintage equipment. The results are detailed on "Jazz Is Dead", a superb album that combines elements of dusty soundtrack jazz, soul, jazz-funk, Latin jazz and head-nodding live beats influenced by the duo's hip-hop roots. Highlights include the atmospheric, slow-motion warmth of Roy Ayers collaboration "Hey Lover", the floor-rocking fusion heaviness of epic Azymuth hook-up "Apocaliptico", the languid sweetness of 'Down Deep" (featuring Doug Carn) and the samba-soaked sunshine that is Marcos Valle composition "Nao Saia Da Praca".
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Jazz Is Dead 20: Remixes
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Jazz Is Dead 20: Remixes (unmixed limited CD)
Cat: JID 20CD. Rel: 30 Nov 23
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Tony Allen - "Don't Believe The Dancers" (Mophono remix)
Midnight Hour - "Phoenix" (Theon Cross remix)
Katalyst - "Reflections" (Bei Ru remix)
Jean Carne - "Love Brings Happiness" (Melanie Charles remix)
Henry Franklin - "Black Rainbow" (Shabaka Hutchins remix)
Lonnie Liston Smith - "African Sun" (feat Kaidi Tatham - Tall Black Guy remix)
Garrett Saracho - "Altitude" (LO & Diisko remix)
Phil Ranelin & Wendell Harrison - "Running With The Tribe" (DJ Nyack remix)
Review: To mark the 20th instalment in their popular and ongoing series of collaborative albums, Jazz Is Dead, Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad have decided to serve up fresh remixes of cuts from the series' bulging back catalogue. Given the series love of fusing jazz's past and present, it's a concept that makes perfect sense. The resultant rubs are uniformly inspired, too, with our picks of a very strong bunch including Shabaka Hutchings' fantastic revision of Henry Franklin hook-up 'African Sun', Mophono's psychedelic, dancefloor-ready tweak of Tony Allen collaboration 'Don't Believe The Dancers' (which comes complete with heavy drums and hazy, Fela-esque horns), Theon Cross's drum & bass style re-imagining of 'Phoenix' (featuring the Midnight Hour), and Bei Ru's duty, head-nodding hip-hop interpretation of Katalyst collab 'Reflections'.
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