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Soul - To be released May 10, 2019 | Jagjaguwar
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Soul - To be released March 1, 2019 | Timmion
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Soul - To be released February 22, 2019 | Athens Of The North
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Soul - Released February 14, 2019 | Nothing But Dope, LLC
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Soul - Released February 8, 2019 | Anti - Epitaph
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"It's kind of unbelievable to me that I’m still recording. I never thought I would still be singing at my age, and people seem to really want to hear me, they know me, they give me love - I'm just overwhelmed, really. I thank God every night before I go to bed and then again every morning for waking up." Few people would have imagined that at 79 years old Mavis Staples would still be reaching a wide audience and recording albums. Her inner strength is fully intact and this live performance at the Union Chapel in London just goes to prove it. Trump's America acts as a good source of inspiration and a powerful fuel for this voice that sings about God, love, and all the injustices and evils that surround us. She’s just as politically engaged as she was during The Staple Singers’ heyday (who were led by Pops Staples, her illustrious father) when the band released several protest songs for the Civil Rights Movement. Here, the gospel queen essentially sings songs from albums that she has released on the label ANTI since 2007. From Love and Trust by Ben Harper to Funkadelic's Can You Get to That and What You Gonna Do (which she sang during the sixties with The Staple Singers), from Let's Do It Again by Curtis Mayfield to Slippery People by Talking Heads, Mavis Staples’ voice turns everything it touches into gold. © Marc Zisman/Qobuz
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Soul - Released February 1, 2019 | Athens Of The North
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Soul - Released January 25, 2019 | Melodies International
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Soul - Released January 18, 2019 | Melodies International
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Soul - Released January 14, 2019 | Nothing But Dope, LLC
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Soul - Released January 14, 2019 | Nothing But Dope, LLC
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Soul - Released November 23, 2018 | Fantasy Love Records
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Soul - Released November 16, 2018 | Melodies International
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Soul - Released October 12, 2018 | Timmion
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Soul - Released September 28, 2018 | Tender Loving Empire
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Soul - Released August 24, 2018 | Secretly Canadian
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It's hard to believe that the youth on the sleeve of Inside Voice is a kind of reincarnation of Marvin Gaye! It's impossible not to think of the writer of What’s Going On when you hear Joey Dosik's voice. All the soul music of a Sixties-Seventies golden age seems to be distilled in the passion of this Californian, who packs a fine, slightly gospel, rendition of Bill Withers's Stories into his first album. This is a record of the old school, which has enjoyed a refined production job. Dosik's music is sophisticated, profound, sexy, intimate and pure. His piano parts, often very sparse, are the perfect counterpoint to his angelic voice. Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, an accomplice of Flying Lotus, has arranged all the strings, and Moses Sumney has taken charge of all the beautiful choirs. A big fan of Carole King, Joey Dosik also proves that he can serve up moving lyrics, as on the poignant Grandma Song. The class of this Inside Voice is such that no-one can quibble with this artist's retro, or even old-fashioned, choices. At 32 years of age, Dosik is looking for the timeless, the eternal and a certain kind of perfection. © Marc Zisman/Qobuz
Soul - Released July 13, 2018 | Bovel Recordings
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Soul - Released July 12, 2018 | iM Jan Lammert
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Soul - Released June 22, 2018 | Ace Records
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The queen of soul
John Hammond couldn’t repeat with Aretha Franklin what he had pulled off with Billie Holiday and Bob Dylan. This was his only big failure, in a way…
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This is my swamp
An old, bald black man, wearing a plain gold satin gown, the same colour as his glasses frames, sits on the edge of an empty swimming pool whose bottom is carpeted with dead leaves. Mug in hand, ge...
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Blood Orange : wailing on soul
Two years after the release of Freetown Sound, Dev Hynes a.k.a. Blood Orange signs here Negro Swan.
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Aretha Franklin: soul music mourns for their queen...
No matter how one approaches the equation, the sum of the words "voice" and "soul music" always gives the same result: Aretha! All throughout her career, Lady Soul, as she was known, lent her voice...
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Trump's America by Mavis Staples
The fight continues for the the great lady of soul...
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Curtis Harding, soul II soul
The 2nd album from a master of vintage soul...
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Lizz Wright, plenty of Grace!
A beautiful celebration of the Deep South where jazz, blues, rock and gospel intertwine…
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Sandra Nkaké, soulful poetry
With “Tangerine Moon Wishes”, the singer pursues her eclectic style…
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Kandace Springs, gone blue
Honeyed Texan tones sign with Blue Note Records
