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IBEYI – Foto: David Uzochukwu 31-08-2017 19:35 CEST IBEYI – "DEATHLESS feat. KAMASI WASHINGTON " – SLIPPER NYTT ALBUM "ASH" I SEPTEMBER IBEYI SLIPPER ALBUMET "ASH" 29. SEPTEMBER SE DEN NYE MUSIKKVIDEOEN TIL "DEATHLESS" De fransk-cubanske tvillingene Ibeyi annonserer i dag slippet av deres andre album "Ash", en plate som tar for seg temaer som kvinnelighet, spiritualitet, aktivisme og rasisme, formidlet gjennom Ibeyis unike blanding av moderne pop, hip-hop og electronica, som inkorporerer tradisjonell Yorùbá-musikk. "Ash" skal slippes 29. september via XL Recordings, og er oppfølgeren til deres kritikerroste debut fra 2015 som gjorde dem til et globalt anerkjent navn. I dag deler Ibeyi en ny musikkvideo til sporet "Deathless", regissert av Ed Morris ("River"). Med på låta er den eminente saksofonisten Kamasi Washington. SE MUSIKKVIDEOEN TIL "DEATHLESS feat. KAMASI WASHINGTON" HER "Deathless" er andre spor vi får høre fra "Ash". Låta ble til etter en opplevelse Lisa-Kaindé hadde som 16-åring, da hun ved en feiltagelse ble arrestert av fransk politi. Hun gikk hjem og skrev den følelsesladede "Deathless", som beskriver opplevelsen: "I was writing Deathless as an anthem for everybody!", sier Lisa-Kaindé. "For every minority. For everybody that feels that they are nothing, that feels small, that feels not cared about and I want them to listen to our song and for three minutes feel large, powerful, deathless. I have a huge amount of respect for people who fought for, what I think, are my rights today and if we all sing together 'we are deathless', they will be living through us into a better world." Ibeyis første album handlet om fortiden – søstrenes forhold, opphav, tap og røtter. Etter slippet fikk de ikke bare en mengde nye fans, men også nye samarbeidspartnere som er noen av dagens mest ikoniske og innflytelsesrike artister, blant andre Beyoncé og Alvin Ailey. "Ash", på sin side, er et mer hardtslående politisk album. Samtidig som det er godt plantet i afro-cubansk kultur og historie, handler det først og fremst om Ibeyis nåtid: Hvem Lisa- Kaindé og Naomi er, hva som er viktig for dem, og hvordan de lever i dag, spesielt med tanke på at virkeligheten deres i dag, både personlig og politisk, er en helt annen enn den var da førstealbumet ble spilt inn. "Ash" ble spilt inn i november 2016 i London med produsent Richard Russell i hans studio The Copper House. Albumet inneholder tolv nye spor, inkludert singelen "Away Away" som duoen slapp i juni, og på gjestelisten står navn som overnevnte Kamasi Washington, Mala Rodriguez, Chilly Gonzales og Meshell Ndegeocello. For å feire slippet av "Ash", legger Ibey ut på en stor turné i høst. Den starter 30. september i Frankrike, og strekker seg over flere kontinenter før den rundes av 19. november i Nord-Amerika. Se full turnéplan HER. "Ash" er ute 29. september 2017 via XL Recordings / Playground Music Scandinavia. Albumet kan forhåndsbestilles HER. "ASH" TRACKLIST 01 I Carried This For Years 02 Away Away 03 Deathless feat. Kamasi Washington 04 I Wanna Be Like You 05 No Man Is Big Enough For My Arms 06 Valé 07 Waves 08 Transmission/Michaelion feat. Meshell Ndegeocello 09 Me Voy feat. Mala Rodriguez 10 When Will I Learn feat. Chilly Gonzales 11 Numb 12 Ash WWW | FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER | SPOTIFY | TIDAL FROM THE DESK OF CELINE RYEL Promotion Manager PLAYGROUND MUSIC NORWAY TEL: +47 930 04 674 WWW – FACEBOOK – TWITTER – INSTAGRAM REPRESENTING: 4AD - ANTI - BEGGARS - CITY SLANG - COOKING VINYL - DEAD OCEANS - DOMINO - EAGLE Vision/Rock - EAR MUSIC - EDEL - EPITAPH - FRONTIERS - GHOSTLY - JAGJAGUWAR - KOBALT - MATADOR - MUTE - NAÏVE - NETTWERK - NINJA TUNE - NUMERO GROUP - ONE LITTLE INDIAN - ROUGH TRADE - ROXY - SACRED BONES - SECRETLY CANADIAN - SUB POP - TRUE PANTHER SOUNDS - XL RECORDINGS - YOUNG TURKS +++ Kontaktpersoner Magni Sørløkk Pressekontakt Promotion Manager [email protected] +4748092018.
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