MP3 Nyee Moses - URBAN/R&B: R&B Pop Crossover
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intimate silky vocals, pop, jazz, african, world fusion and electronica
11 MP3 Songs
URBAN/R&B: R&B Pop Crossover, WORLD: World Fusion
Details:
Nyee Moses has a style that is organic and musically sound. Her vocals are smooth and intoxicating with a natural elegance that entrances the listener.
Influenced by the likes of Billy Holiday, Miles Davis, Sting and Sade,
On this self-titled debut, Nyee presents 11 distinct tracks that come together to take the listener on a journey of love and life.The artist together with Writer/Producers Marquis âHamiâ Dair and Susan Youngblood has crafted a remarkable album that transcends genre, fusing nu-soul and pop with African story telling, Spanish guitars and tones of Middle Eastern flutes all wrapped up in lush arrangements. Nyee has developed a style that is uniquely her own.
The Gershwin classic "Summertime" features Krayzie Bone of
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony on vocals and rap and Hubert Laws on Flute with "The Revolution" mix.
On "Love Is a Lion" (Bass Over Babylon Mix) Producers include the Grammy award team of Wayne and Brian Jobson and Neil Case.
Gregg Reeves of Cordovan Music makes a contribution to the sound as well playing bass, programming and mixing.
11 MP3 Songs
URBAN/R&B: R&B Pop Crossover, WORLD: World Fusion
Details:
Nyee Moses has a style that is organic and musically sound. Her vocals are smooth and intoxicating with a natural elegance that entrances the listener.
Influenced by the likes of Billy Holiday, Miles Davis, Sting and Sade,
On this self-titled debut, Nyee presents 11 distinct tracks that come together to take the listener on a journey of love and life.The artist together with Writer/Producers Marquis âHamiâ Dair and Susan Youngblood has crafted a remarkable album that transcends genre, fusing nu-soul and pop with African story telling, Spanish guitars and tones of Middle Eastern flutes all wrapped up in lush arrangements. Nyee has developed a style that is uniquely her own.
The Gershwin classic "Summertime" features Krayzie Bone of
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony on vocals and rap and Hubert Laws on Flute with "The Revolution" mix.
On "Love Is a Lion" (Bass Over Babylon Mix) Producers include the Grammy award team of Wayne and Brian Jobson and Neil Case.
Gregg Reeves of Cordovan Music makes a contribution to the sound as well playing bass, programming and mixing.
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Lisa Coleman wrote:
This L.A. lady has the look and vibe to be the new multi-culti pussycat of the smooth groove lounge set. Her music has that dreamy sheen of acoustic guitars and percussion dipped in spacey synths, gurgling electric guitars and fondue deep bass. Her lyrics and voice drip with the sensual evocative ache of one who worships at the altar of Sade. And like so many other singers (female and male) have endeavored to keep that icon´s space warm during her long absences – like dutiful self-appointed disciples – Nyee ratchets up the steam for a string of aural fever dreams…pleasing but destined to evaporate into thin air (thank God there´s no plaintive saxophone to be found on the disc). My favorite of these songs is "Vanilla," an irresistible treat about a delicious discovery of indiscretion. But in the middle of the CD, suddenly Nyee switches up and sings of a culture robbed on "Acacia Tree," a song of hope titled "Under the Sun" and the spiritual "The Journey" (featuring Ali Kamiya dit Ba). And her bonus track, a rethinking of Gershwin´s "Summerime," features both rapper Krayzie Bone and flute guru Hubert Laws – a bold mash up that actually works. Okay, you can let this kitty kat in…anytime!
This L.A. lady has the look and vibe to be the new multi-culti pussycat of the smooth groove lounge set. Her music has that dreamy sheen of acoustic guitars and percussion dipped in spacey synths, gurgling electric guitars and fondue deep bass. Her lyrics and voice drip with the sensual evocative ache of one who worships at the altar of Sade. And like so many other singers (female and male) have endeavored to keep that icon´s space warm during her long absences – like dutiful self-appointed disciples – Nyee ratchets up the steam for a string of aural fever dreams…pleasing but destined to evaporate into thin air (thank God there´s no plaintive saxophone to be found on the disc). My favorite of these songs is "Vanilla," an irresistible treat about a delicious discovery of indiscretion. But in the middle of the CD, suddenly Nyee switches up and sings of a culture robbed on "Acacia Tree," a song of hope titled "Under the Sun" and the spiritual "The Journey" (featuring Ali Kamiya dit Ba). And her bonus track, a rethinking of Gershwin´s "Summerime," features both rapper Krayzie Bone and flute guru Hubert Laws – a bold mash up that actually works. Okay, you can let this kitty kat in…anytime!
