Описание
Let Your Light Shine On / Various – Let Your Light Shine on [New Vinyl]
Title: Let Your Light Shine on
Format: Vinyl
Attributes: 2 Pack
UPC: 4029759127482
Condition: New
Release Date: 2018
Record Label: MPS
Album Tracks
1. Uhuru Na Umoja
2. Ogun
3. Cosmic Peace
4. Universal Rhythm
5. Mystic Revelation of the Gods
6. Let Your Light Shine on
7. Space Dimensions
8. Tribes from the Unknown
9. Me Do Wo
10. Essence of the Sun
11. Love Power
12. Afro Black
The Italian guitarist and bandleader Nicola Conte has recorded his first album for the legendary, recently re-established MPS records. Conte has brought with him his cosmic ensemble of stars which includes trumpeter Theo Croker, saxophonists Logan Richardson and Magnus Lindgren, and singer Zara McFarlane. For the most part recorded in Bari, Italy and Johannesburg, South Africa, it is a sensitive work of art that crosses the border between soul and spiritual Afro-jazz. Musicians hate to have to pigeonhole their music. Nevertheless, Nicola Conte makes the attempt: You could call it spiritual or cosmic Afro-jazz. I could also agree with calling it Afro-soul.” For his new album, “Let Your Light Shine On”, this Italian DJ, producer, guitarist, and bandleader has casually interwoven soul and grooves pulsing with the beat and breath of Africa. In so doing, Conte combines elements that seemingly do not belong together. This innovative jazz revivalist has always been open to sounds of every sort and color. Born in 1964, Conte formed the artist collective Fez in the early ’90’s in his native city of Bari, produced jazz and modern electronic-oriented Bossa Nova, and recorded film music. Conte’s eighth album conveys his interest in spiritual deceleration (“We should not be hemmed in by materialism. We need new perspectives!”). At the same time, his music has a political slant. “I’m interested in the Afrocentric approach that such artists as John Coltrane, and such labels as Strata-East carried forward in the sixties and seventies,” this obsessed record collector enthused. “People dealt with the problems of that time. This may well have greater relevance today than ever before – many problems have only gotten worse.”
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