Musik / electronica

Peacocks and other savage beasts


Anmeldelser (2)


Beat caffeine

2019

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2019

"Full-length debut from Oakland-based poet Tenesha The Wordsmith ... Hard-cutting and moving spoken word vocals that touch upon the intersection and complexity of identity, culture, trauma, and love. The album was produced by On The Corner label mate DJ Khalab, who fuses together jazz, African folkloric textures, and electronic dance grooves with Tenesha's powerful lyrics, capturing a strong Afrofuturism vibe and narrative. The recording also notably features special guest saxophonist Tamar Osborn from the breakthrough London-based band Collocutor on the track "Again", and Italian pianist and ECM recording artist Giovanni Guidi playing synths and Fender Rhodes on "Peacocks" and "Bastard"".


Q

2019 October

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Steve Yates

2019 October

"Spoken word soars with future jazz beats ... One of the highlights of DJ Khalab's acclaimed, if niche, Afro-futurist Black Noise 2084 last year, and the Italian producer returns the favour in some style on the Oakland poet's debut album".