 Исполнитель: Dana Murray Название альбома: Negro Manifesto Год выпуска: 2018 Формат файлов: mp3,320 kb Размер архива: 97 mb Скачать с: dfiles
Dana Murray - Percussion;
JD Allen -Tenor Saxophone
02. In The Beginning
Dana Murray - Drums, Percussion, Synth;
JD Allen - Tenor Saxophone;
Reg Wyns - Vocals
03. Comfort
Dana Murray - Synth;
Heidi Martin - Vocals;
Jesse Langen - Guitar
04. The System
Dana Murray - Drums, Percussion, Synth;
Reg Wyns - Vocals;
JD Allen - Tenor Saxophone;
Elizabeth Kantumanou - Vocals
05. Comfortable Discomfort
Dana Murray - Drums, Percussion, Synth;
JD Allen - Tenor Saxophone; Andrew Bailie - Guitar
06. Stand By Your Man (Lady Liberty)
Dana Murray - Synth, Percussion;
Amanda Deboer Bartlett - Vocals;
JD Allen - Tenor Saxophone;
Jesse Langen - Guitar
07. Suite Kaepernick Mvt 1
Dana Murray - Vocals;
Anita Jaynes - Harp;
Aaron Gum - Modular Synth
08. Suite Kaepernick Mvt 2
Dana Murray - Synth;
Aaron Gum - Modular Synth;
CJ Mills - Vocals;
Marc Cary - Rhodes
09. Suite Kaepernick Mvt 3 (Welcome to the Machine)
Dana Murray - Synth;
Aaron Gum - Modular Synth;
CJ Mills - Vocals;
Eric Revis - Bass;
Orrin Evans - Piano;
Nasheet Waits - Drums;
Oliver Lake - Alto Saxophone;
Mitch Towne - Organ
10. Temptation
Dana Murray - Synth
11. Ballad of Lies
Dana Murray - Dums, Synth;
CJ Mills - Vocals;
JD Allen - Tenor Saxphone
12. Dead Wishes
Dana Murray - Vocals, Synth, Rhodes;
Heidi Martin - Vocals;
Amanda Deboer Bartlett - Vocals;
JD Allen - Tenor Saxophone
13. Alice Mae
Dana Murray - Synth;
Anita Jaynes - Harp;
Elizabeth Kantumanou - Vocals;
Caron Wheeler - Vocals;
Mitch Towne - Whirlizter Elec. Piano
The Negro Manifesto; the title alone sets the tone. We will be discussing the issues, and we will be exploring it through sound. Dana brings a worldly, producer’s view of not only music but life. Delving into social issues, especially among musicians, one can find those that have struggled and have found their way with a message of hope and love. They speak of their personal struggle from Crenshaw to Hollywood, or Washington Heights to Lincoln Center. Dana transcends that message, as his background includes comfort with the south side and the suburbs. He can speak of more than his personal experiences from this unique vantage point.
Dana speaks of discovering inequalities and hidden racism in his teen years, and while he begins with an intellectual assessment one can feel a sense of anger and a sense of purpose. His is a larger discussion; he seeks the true roots of the system that creates and perpetuates injustice. It’s not a tidy story with simple answers – it’s a noisy and deep chasm of universal struggle. The Negro Manifesto is both an indictment and a path to discovery. All the while the album stands as a summary of history and a challenging artistic piece, touching on racism and sexism in the capitalist paradigm. The world we live in, the world that we all must bear witness to as it contorts under its own bad intent. A world that just may be dying a convoluted death and rebirth, that is even more dangerous as the truth and beauty struggles for the light of day.
The Negro Manifesto evokes the ghosts of many – from Gil-Scott Heron to Hip-Hop activists The Goats, from Coltrane to Philip Glass. While it is impossible to ignore the storyline, it is possible to enjoy the musical journey, like a soundtrack to a movie not yet made.
Social justice movements need more than just tough stories and hopeful mantras. Dana Murray delivers for us a testimony of truth, challenge, with a call to engagement. It is time for a talk, and Dana has opened the floor.
released April 20, 2018
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