Ishmael Enesmble - Visions of LightBristol experimental jazz collective Ishmael Ensemble reveal their expansive new album Visions of Light. The follow up to their critically acclaimed 2019 debut A State of Flow, praised by the likes of The Guardian, Mojo, The Wire and tastemakers across BBC 6Music, this sophomore record sees the group reimagine what an ensemble can do; expanding into a shifting collective, where human relationships between artists underpin far ranging, stunningly

and garlanded weeping countrypolitan strings around Glen Campbell’s “By the Time I Get to Phoenix

The second cut of the A side is “Quantum Entaglement” which goes deeper into the territories of the renowned old school 90s Italian house with its recognizable deep basslines and its mysterious sound weaves in full afterhour style

The pair left the Heavies in 2014 to record their own compositions and have been wowing audiences and record buyers with their effortless blending of Soul

They would share the stage with many artists through the years learning artist’s songs and providing support as a backing band

a Yamaha RX5 drum machine

Produced by John Carroll Kirby

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Pressed loud on vinyl in a long-playing format to mash up your home speakerbox

Although it was recorded in 1964

Gems from Leroy Burgess

made one riotous appearance on the influential cable tv show New Wave Theater and gigged sparingly before disbanding

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