Kamasi Washington - 'The Next Step'
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Taken from 'The Epic', released 4th May 2015 on Brainfeeder.
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Composed, Arranged and Produced by Kamasi Washington. Engineered by Tony Austin and Chris Constable. Mixed by Benjamin Tierney. Mastered by Stephen Marcussen at Marcussen Mastering. Recorded at King Size Sound Labs.
Kamasi Washington - Tenor Saxophone
Ryan Porter - Trombone
Igmar Thomas - Trumpet
Cameron Graves - Piano
Brandon Coleman - Organ
Miles Mosley - Acoustic Bass
Stephen Bruner - Electric Bass
Tony Austin - Drums
Neel Hammond - Violin
Tylana Renga Enomoto - Violin
Paul Cartwright - Violin
Jennifer Simone - Violin
Lucia Micarelli - Violin
Molly Rodgers - Viola
Andrea Whitt - Viola
Artyom Manukyan - Cello
Ginger Murphy - Cello
Dawn Norfleet - Choir Vocal
Thalma de Freitas - Choir Vocal
Maiya Sykes - Choir Vocal
Gina Manziello - Choir Vocal
Patrice Quinn - Choir Vocal
Natasha F Agrama - Choir Vocal
Dwight Trible - Choir Vocal
Steven Wayne - Choir Vocal
Taylor Graves - Choir Vocal
Charles Jones - Choir Vocal
Jason Morales - Choir Vocal
Dexter Story - Choir Vocal
Cameron Graves - Choir Vocal
Tracy Carter - Choir Vocal
I have this guy on continuous play. Love this stuff.
Essa música é tipo uma pintura sobre como é o ato de viver, só q de forma sonora. Incrível. O proximo passo as vezes é facil, as vezes é tão dificil que parece ser a própria morte. Incrivel.
Space is the place
Ha! YES! "Space is the space" dig
Dayum Straight!
From 12:36 the song gets super spiritual...like a prayer at the end of the first battle. Just fantastic and beautiful!
How is this not more popular? one of my favorite albums this year...
As composer Benny Green once said in a tribute to Sarah Vaughan in 1980,
“How does one measure an artist’s success? By how much audience they attract? By how much money they make? By how many records they sell? Or by how deeply they move a sophisticated or cultured audience? Or by how enduringly their art will survive?
“Sarah [Vaughan] has been called the musician’s singer-both a wonderful compliment and a delimiting stigmatization. What seems to be true for the moment is that her art, like Duke Ellington’s, is too subtle, too sophisticated to make it in the big-really big-mass pop market. God knows, Sarah-or her managers-have tried to break into that field. But she never can make it or will make it, like some mediocre punk rock star might, because she’s too good. She can’t resist being inventive; she can’t compromise her art; she must search for the new, the untried; she must take the risks.”
True. Let’s keep listening to it more.
He is in office
They are not
Yes!
This is absolutely beautiful !!!
X x
See you Space Cowboy...
timeless
agora nós sabemos o que acontece quando alguém toca juntando seu talento ao seu coração, uma obra prima né.
Tomorrow may never come
Thanks for your help with this app
really tells a story
beautiful
There is something about this music that seems almost self aware. Its like its telling me something. I'm captivated.
Hey
THE EPIC OF THE EPICNESS !!!!
Holy Shit
It could be a spike lee's soundtrack
You.re tripping. This far beyond the movies or your brain
@@JamesVibe That's the most pretentious shit I've ever heard.
A Marvel.
incredible for the soul
Oh my dear God..... A prophet.
incredible piece of art
Still working on it today
That organ solo tho...
This is so tight
Amazing!! :D
lord of the rings reference at 7:06
sério? faz referência a qual música?
Love this! Can anyone recommend other similar albums/artists. Thanks in advance!
Try Pharoah Sanders' Karma or Sonny Sharrock's Ask the Ages.
Thank you!
John Coltrane a love supreme
Sun Ra - Strange Celestial Road
Beautiful Piece ! Just perfect !
SOS DIOS
uma bela interpretação. Um achado
amém
hey ferme la
PURE MERVEILLE .....