Megalithic Symphony

Sail (TDE Remix Featuring Kendrick Lamar & Ab Soul)

YouTube - Trey Songz - Bust My Windows (Jazmine Sullivan cover)  NEW

Ready ($et Go) Or Not - Rough Unmixed Version

Written by Kristan Omor
Produced by Brother Spanky
Mixing and Mastering by Storm9000

Dragonfly

Me And Red

Take Cover is a collection of tributes to the canon of funk, soul, and R&B. Featuring interpolations of classics from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, this sample-free project revisits sonic textures with an electronic feel and hip-hop sensibilities. 

More information available at haylingmusic.com.

Credits:

01 I Can't Help It
Written by Stevie Wonder & Susaye Greene
Originally Performed by Michael Jackson.
From the Album “Off The Wall” (Epic Records, 1979)

02 I Would Die 4 U 
Written by P. Nelson
Originally Performed by Prince.
From the Album “Purple Rain” (Warner Bros. Records, 1984)

03 Joy And Pain 
Written by F. Beverly
Originally Performed by Maze Featuring Frankie Beverly.
From the Album “Joy And Pain” (Capitol Records, 1980)

04 I Feel For You
Written by P. Nelson.
Originally Performed by Prince. Cover Version as Performed by Chaka Khan.
From the Album “I Feel For You” (Epic Records, 1984)

05 Feel Like Makin’ Love
Written by E. McDaniels 
Originally Performed by Roberta Flack.
From the Album “Feel Like Makin’ Love” (Atlantic Records, 1974)

06 Cherish the Day
Written by S. Adu, A. Hale & Stuart Matthewman
Originally Performed by Sade.
From the Album “Love Deluxe” (Epic Records, 1992)

07 All Day Sucker 
Written by S. Morris
Originally Performed by Stevie Wonder.
From the Album “Songs in the Key of Life” (Motown, 1976)

08 Summer Madness
Written by R. A. Westfield, A. Taylor, C. E. Smith, R. N. Bell, R. E. Bell, G. M. Brown, D. R. Thomas, R. S. Mickens
Originally Performed by Kool & The Gang.
From the Album “Light of Worlds” (De-Lite Records, 1974)


I Can't Help It

Jazmine Sullivan - In Love With Another Man (Breauna J Cover)

Debut EP "From Then" available now.

Take equal parts jazz, neo soul, and ’90s R&B, mix thoroughly, and you’ve got Kristan Omor, a sultry, raspy-voiced alto who sings straight from the heart. Having spent most of her life in the American South, Kristan grew up immersed in the blues and jazz scenes of Memphis and New Orleans. She started singing at the age of eight, when her grandmother would ask her give impromptu concerts in the living room, and she’s been a performer ever since. When she was a freshman at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Kristan joined the a cappella group The Inspiration. During her time with the group, she had the honor of performing at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., at two of UPenn’s commencement ceremonies, and for the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin. Kristan also served as the group’s director in her senior year. When she wasn’t singing a cappella, Kristan was rocking crowds as the lead vocalist of the West Philly hip-hop band, Like Mindz. She also started writing and recording original music and performing as a solo artist around the city. Without a doubt, Kristan’s college experience in the Philadelphia area shaped her musical identity. After college, Kristan relocated to Columbus, Ohio and started entering various music competitions and expanding her audience. Her original song “25th Hour” was ranked no. 4 in the Midwest Region in Andre Harrell’s Superstar of Soul Search, and she was invited to sing for Mr. Harrell and guest judge Keith Washington in the Midwest regional finals in Detroit. In addition, Kristan made it through the 2011 Chicago tryouts for The X Factor but was cut just before the televised auditions. Kristan then spent the next five years performing with several different R&B and jazz bands and started doing corporate events and weddings around the United States.