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***RELEASE DATE: AUGUST 13TH, 2021***
***SUPPORT FROM LAURENT GARNIER, MOXIE, HI-FI SEAN, RON TRENT***

F*CLR Records are truly delighted to be releasing Kameelah Waheed’s extraordinary ‘America The Beautiful’ Bruise Remix EP – one half of a two label release - the other jazzier half on Ramrock Red.

Production collective of the moment, Bruise, have been enjoying the limelight and quite rightly so, with their ‘Grand Hi’ earmarked by the Guardian, and sync’d by Grand Theft Auto, the Lady Blackbird remix and most recently, ‘Joy’. Christian Campbell works his magic again on both vocal and instrumental, taking the title track to a whole other level of euphoric and joyous orchestral house. It’s both dark and uplifting with those shades of D Town techno with soul we’ve all come to love from Bruise.

On ‘America the Beautiful’ Kameelah delivers powerful spoken word lyrics, pledging allegiance to the people of America - to the dreamers, the lovers, the thinkers, and the risk takers. At the same time, Kameelah questions how many rights will America change and how many souls will America break. She skilfully delivers her conscious narrative alongside a rolling house beat. Loaded with talent, the poetry is written by the hand and from the heart of Kameelah who also produces the track with Kelly Murray, her partner in Ke’Wah Productions.

New Jersey based hip hop artist, Kameelah grew up with music all around, with world beats, island and tribal vibes coming from inside her Islamic home - MTV meshed with rap blasting from every Philly + NJ radio station, while house parties were playing four to the floor and electronica. Her musical denial was the catalyst for her explosion into sound and later her versatility as an artist, producer, writer and performer who has worked within a myriad of styles from neo soul to hip hop, to house, releasing previously on BBE, Rapster Records, and Philly Through My Ear. In 2020 she dropped her highly respectable, ‘Holding On’ on Ramrock Records.

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