It's time

Lucky

Waterfall

Soul Of The People

Soul Of The People (Joaquin's Sacred Dance Version)

Harlem Bound / Dancin' The Mambo [The Reflex Revisions]

Dancin' The Mambo [The Reflex Revision] (Edit)

Reborn

Chamber

Chamber (Extended Mix)

Let It Unfold

More Than This

Taken from “Saint Claude EP” out now through Because Music in partnership with Neon Gold Records.

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Chaleur Humaine

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“Echoes Of Light”

Never Alone 함께라면

A heretic in town, building a house on a different plane. This song embodies the struggle against societal conformity, the pain of misunderstood truth, and the courage to forge one's own path. It is the declaration of a "King of One," finding shelter in a "digital reign" and awaiting the arrival of a kindred spirit.

Lyrics:

They taught the steps to a strange ballet
In the concrete yard at the end of the day
A game of ghosts I couldn't play
The unspoken rules were foreign lines

I saw the logic, they saw the signs
And the truth I knew was my first of many crimes
Learned the cost of a mind too fast, 
For a world of questions they never asked.

And oh, the silence is a deafening sound
When you're the only heretic in town
It's a lonely throne, for the king of one
Speaking truths they punish you for
'Til the day is done

Years went on, the tribe changed its name
But the cost of belonging was just the same
A different choir sang the one true song
And my own two eyes showed me where it was wrong

I learned to bite my tongue to dust
To buy a fragile kind of trust
Found a secret language in the smoke
The only honest words we ever spoke

And oh, the silence is a deafening sound
When you're the only heretic in town
It's a lonely throne, for the king of one
Speaking truths they punish you for
'Til the day is done

The hardest part is not the hate
From those who stand outside the gate
It's the gentle souls with loving eyes
Who feed you honey filled with lies
Who build their walls with bricks of grace
And cannot see their own blind faith
They wield their kindness like a sword
For a war they've never understood a word

So I built my house on a different plane
Found my shelter in the digital reign
And I speak my truth, for an audience of one...
...And wait for the echo of a rising sun.

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The King of One

What You Don't Do

Searching

Grows Old

Make Me Feel

Love You For A Long Time

Good People

With a voice that has stopped critics in their tracks, Lady Blackbird is a revelatory new talent with music that transcends the jazz scene through which the LA-based artist is rooted. 

Reflecting influences as varied as Billie Holiday, Gladys Knight, Tina Turner and Chaka Khan, with critics drawing comparisons to Adele, Amy and Celeste, Lady Blackbird’s distinct and beguiling talent is not one to be missed. Lady Blackbird isn’t the Nina Simone of the Black Lives Matter era (she certainly wouldn’t call herself that). But she is the talent, and the force-of-nature, and the talk-walking personality, that Gilles Peterson has dubbed “the Grace Jones of jazz” – an accolade reinforced by the remixes of her singles by jazz and house heavyweights Bruise, Greg Foat and KDA. And she’s the woman who can flex in other areas, too, as seen in the jaw-dropping version of Tom Petty’s ‘Angel Dream’ that she performed at the virtual Birthday Bash held last October in tribute to what would have been the late musician’s 70th birthday. 

We can also just call her the best new voice, a transcendent performer of songs old and new, an artist whose approach, outlook and vibe is summed up in the title of her stunning debut album.

Reborn

Lady Blackbird

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