Love Rising Up Jersey Street
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Album-Release:
2020
HRA-Release:
25.09.2020
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- 1 Love Rising Up 05:47
- 2 No One Can Take Your Place 06:25
- 3 Carnival 05:19
- 4 Nightingale 06:40
- 5 Open Your Mind 05:17
- 6 The Way We Are 04:39
- 7 Sunflower 08:03
- 8 Love Will Be Our Guide 06:37
Info for Love Rising Up
Jersey Street’s heady combo of deep house, spiritual jazz, latin rhythms and raw soul saw them receive some heavy props and kudos all around the world when they first appeared back in the day - with “Manchester’s best kept secret”, vocalist Dawn Zee, being compared to the likes of Erykah Badu, Jill Scott and Lauren Hill.
In 2020 the band are back with a brand new album “Love Rising Up” that returns to their original jazz roots and steps away from the dance floor to draw the dots between the influences of Roy Ayers, Rotary Connection and Betty Davis to the more contemporary stylings of Anderson Paak and Floating Points, stopping off for a drink with Nu-Yorican Soul along the way.
The album is characterised by lush string and brass orchestration, some world-class musicianship, and an irreverent Manc attitude, with the band’s classic songwriting chops always at the forefront.
It is topped off by one of the the UK’s greatest vocal talents, Moss Side’s Dawn Zee, also known for her guest spot fronting New Order’s classic “Crystal”. The group has managed to capture all the energy of playing live together in the studio to create an album of rare beauty and a truly heartfelt soul.
“We began this process a couple of years ago as something very pure, based on the desire to make the record that we’d always wanted to, musically and sonically, without any reference to anything apart from our own taste. It ended up sounding better than we could have imagined, probably because of that very approach. It’s heavily song-based and draws on a wide range of influences. We’ve got some wonderful musicians on the album and we wanted to give all the players the freedom to bring their own vision of how it should sound. We’re really proud of it, and we hope it can bring a bit of happiness to all our fans and listeners. Hope everyone is irie. Stay blessed Xx.” (Dawn Zee, co-founder)
Dawn Zee, vocals
Neil Reid, keyboards
Matt Steele, keyboards
Jasper Wilkinson, bass, guitar, saxophone (tracks 1, 3, 4)
Additional musicians:
Doreen Edwards, backing vocals (tracks 1, 8)
Sam Moore, backing vocals (track 1)
Elliott Henshaw, drums (track 8)
Pat Illingworth, drums (track 1)
Errol Rollins, drums (tracks 5, 7)
Steve Washington, drums (tracks 3, 4, 6)
Myke Wilson, drums (track 2)
Dan Carpenter, trumpet (tacks 1, 5), flugelhorn (track 8)
Graeme Flowers, trumpet (tracks 3, 4)
Josh Poole, saxophone (track 8)
Atholl Ransome, saxophone (tracks 2, 5, 6)
Malcolm Strachan, trumpet, flugelhorn (track 6)
Atholl Ransome, flute (track 5)
Josh Poole, flute (track 8)
Sarah Brandwood-Spencer, violin (tracks 1, 3, 8)
Simon Denton, cello (tracks 1, 8)
Pete Whitfield, violin, viola (track 4)
Produced by Jersey Street and Phil Kirby
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