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Joe Armon-Jones - Turn To Clear View [FULL ALBUM]
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Turn To Clear View OUT NOW: https://joearmonjones.lnk.to/TTCV
Artwork: https://www.instagram.com/divya.scialo/
Animation: https://www.instagram.com/12inchmotion/
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Tracklist
(00:00) 01. Try Walk With Me (Feat. Asheber)
(04:19) 02. Yellow Dandelion (Feat. Georgia Anne Muldrow)
(09:17) 03. Gnawa Sweet
(15:44) 04. Icy Roads (Stacked)
(20:41) 05. Know Who You're Looking For
(26:52) 06. The Leo & Aquarius (Feat. Jehst)
(33:24) 07. You Didn t Care (Feat. Nubya Garcia)
(38:33) 08. Self Love (Feat. Obongjayar)
Bass-heavy dub and contemporary club culture are
the foundations for Joe Armon-Jones’ phenomenal
second album. “Turn to Clear View” builds on the
celebrated keys player’s singular vision, exhibiting a
sound with flourishes of R&B, hip-hop and p-funk, and
featuring regular bandmates Oscar Jerome, Moses
Boyd and Nubya Garcia. He builds on his close-knit
core personnel with guest spots from artists he’s long
admired, including Georgia Anne Muldrow (Brainfeeder,
Stones Throw), Obongjayar (XL) and Jehst.
From character-fuelled raps to Afrobeat-influenced
jams, Armon-Jones channels the diversity of the
ascendant scene that surrounds him. Co-produced
with longtime collaborator Maxwell Owin, the
record has a carefully-plotted feel that reflects their
meticulous approach. The duo carefully perfected
every touch, with Armon-Jones ever-present
throughout the mixing and mastering processes.
Between his highly acclaimed solo career and his work
with the influential Ezra Collective, Armon-Jones is
building on a rush of acclaim – winning Session of the
Year at Gilles Peterson’s Worldwide Awards and being
nominated for UK Act of the Year at the Jazz FM Awards.
His electric, open-ended live shows have brought him
to Glastonbury, SXSW, Boiler Room and a sold-out
headline show at London’s Village Underground.
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