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New Spiritual Jazz by Cosmic Vibrations feat. Dwight Trible

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New Spiritual Jazz by Cosmic Vibrations feat. Dwight Trible

Cosmic Vibrations is a supergroup of heavyweight musicians with a vast combined experience, an ensemble of 6 souls who approach improvisation full of spirit and without ego. Gathered for this very purpose by�

A show-stopping performer and artist, Dwight Trible has directed the legendary Horace Tapscott Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra, and performed alongside with the likes of Pharoah Sanders, J Dilla, Gary Bartz, Kamasi Washington, Kahil El’Zabar, Madlib, Charles Lloyd, Matthew Halsall, Soil & “Pimp” Sessions, Mark de Clive-Lowe, and Carlos Ni�o. There is indeed no one today who better carries on the tradition of the legendary jazz vocalists, whilst carrying that torch forward and exploring brand new territory.

Improvisation forms the core of this record, but the rhythm, the groove is never absent in this supergroup of incredibly experienced and innovative musicians – Also Read: Coltrane’s A Love Supreme Goes Platinum

‘How Long’ is a genre-defying blend of divine vocals and deep, spiritual jazz with exceptional, healing poetry that directly speaks to our times!�

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