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Black Radio by Robert Glasper Experiment (Record, 2012)

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ROBERT GLASPER - BLACK RADIO. Hier folgende 2 Vinyl LP / Here following 2 Vinyl LP B2: Letter To Hermione (Feat. Bilal) - Robert Glasper/Bilal. B1: Black Radio (Feat. Yasiin Bey) - Yasiin Bey. 2 LP VINYL.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelBlue Note / Emi

EAN5099972976715

eBay Product ID (ePID)19052268538

Product Key Features

Era2010s

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo

Run Time3912 Sec

FormatRecord

Release Year2012

FeaturesStudio Recording

GenreAlternative, Jazz, R&B & Soul

StyleContemporary Jazz, Alternative R&B

TypeAlbum

ArtistRobert Glasper Experiment

Release TitleBlack Radio

Additional Product Features

DistributionF-Minor

Number of Tracks18

Reviews3 stars out of 5 -- "Erykah Badu covers Coltrane, Lalah Hathaway takes on Sade, Bowie's 'Letter To Hermione' becomes a rolling jazz samba...", 3 stars out of 5 -- "Glasper covers Nirvana's 'Smells Like Teen Spirit'. It's an ingenious arrangement, featuring juddering, minimal percussion, spare piano chords and vocoders that soar to the edge of the studiosphere...", "The keyboardist/producer/songwriter/bandleader knows no boundaries, deftly incorporating hip-hop, R&B and rock in to a fresh sound that never comes off as trite or forced.", 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "On BLACK RADIO, pianist Robert Glasper heads down the fraught path of hip-hop jazz and gets it right. The 'experiment' spirit pervades the entire album, informing everything from song structures to production.", "Seamlessly merging historical and contemporary black musics -- jazz, hip hop, soul, fusion-era Miles Davis and the outer regions of Sun Ra's Afro-Futurism -- into one united radio program."

Additional InformationThe Robert Glasper Experiment blurs the genres of popular music to creating something entirely original.

Number of Discs2