Name: I Should Have <<Dub>> by WaberiJordan
Duration: 3 min 58 s
Description: A voice emerges as an 'Old Soul' in the evolving world of today's jazz and cross-genre music. Waberi takes center stage with her transcendent voice and intimate songcraft as the promise of a continued grand jazz music legacy...

Delicious! first recording I did with my bass instead of keys.

Los Angeles based poet Will Alexander is featured here in a recent rare reading of excerpts from past and current works. -The Andean Hill Star- and a small portion from his current release, -The Combustion Cycle- are featured in this zoom room gathering from notre dame university.
The sound of The Singing Ice Band is heard in the background.

Will Alexander : The Andean Hill Star Singing Ice Band

A voice emerges as an 'Old Soul' in the evolving world of today's jazz and cross-genre music. Waberi takes center stage with her transcendent voice and intimate songcraft as the promise of a continued grand jazz music legacy...

I Should Have <<Dub>>

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So…The French parliament has voted unanimously for the removal of the word race from their constitution.  Out of the 577 representatives, there are over 30 that are from the African Diaspora.

All this, just after their soccer team won the World Cup and everyone from Barack Obama to Trevor Noah dragged them publicly? Quelle horreur!

The Rebel Sisters team is back in the lab again to discuss why France is so hard to understand for African Americans. 

This time we have backup!  Our expert guest, Dr. Maboula Soumahoro, is an assistant Professor at the Université François-Rabelais, Co-Founder / President of the French Black History Month Association in France, and a frequent guest on French National TV. 

During our second episode, we discuss France’s history of Colonialism and Slavery, why French people love Rihanna, and why there is no such thing as “the black neighborhood” in France. 

Contains Audio Sample for Educational Purposes and Talking Points: 
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*THE REBEL SISTERS TEAM*
Hosts: Hélène Faussart; Iota Vanne
Executive / Podcast Producer: Hélène Faussart
Co- Producer: Iota Vanne
Recording Engineer / Editing: Najee-Zaid
Editorial / Marketing Lead: Iota Vanne
Theme & Narrative Music: Najee-Zaid
Artwork / Social Media Strategy: James Tener
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Why did France remove the word race from the Constitution?

A new voice emerges as an ‘Old Soul’ in the evolving world of today’s jazz and cross-genre music.

Waberi takes center stage with her transcendent voice and intimate songcraft as the promise of a continued grand jazz music legacy.

Waberi’s voice resonates in an alter-reality... beautiful; a haunted timbre; that has many likening her to Nina Simone, Abbey Lincoln or early Cassandra Wilson. But the comparison is not solely in the sound of her voice, but the legacy she embodies...

She has been called an Enigma. Her delivery - Divine, her tone - enticed by the Spirits. Resonant and rich, it has a singular texture and is seasoned with life's experience; filtered through her, as a vessel...

I Should Have <<Dub>>

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