
Treat your taste buds to these mouthwatering leftovers!
With the week winding down, our Leftovers feature dishes out five musical morsels. This week, we’re serving up an array of delectable, can’t-miss releases from The Cosmic Tones Research Trio, William Parker, Private Joy, Diggs Duke and Mulatu Astatke & Hoodna Orchestra. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the music.
Composed of alto sax player and composer Roman Norfleet, cellist and jack-of-all-instruments Harlan Silverman, and pianist Kennedy Verrettโwho moonlights as a wind instrument virtuosoโThe Cosmic Tones Research Trio dedicates itself to crafting healing tunes. Check out “A Sleeping Planet” from their upcoming album, courtesy of Mississippi Records, for a sound bath of meditation and mindfulness.
William Parkerโs debut spoken word album, Cereal Music, features his poetry and life observations on truth and beauty, complemented by Ellen Christiโs evocative sound design.
Bringing together influences from Streetsoul, 80s smooth RnB and y2k soulful house, โ’Desire!’โ welcomes you into the world of Private Joy with an EP full of sensuality and soulful warmth – taking influence from artists like Sade, Mary J Blige and Brandy.
Soul, jazz, classical, and pop music all have a place on Diggs Duke’s classy new album.
Ethio-jazz legend Mulatu Astatke collaborates with the Tel Aviv Afro-funk crew, the Hoodna Orchestra, blending his enchanting vibraphone melodies with their dynamic brass section. Their upcoming album featuresย seven original compositions that pay tribute to the classic Mulatu sound while forging fresh paths. Two tracks have been shared so far, listen below.
