Khari Lemuel

From Chicago, Illnoise. Khari Lemuel plays trumpet, keys, guitar, flute, cello, bass, violin, sitar and sings. Morning Music is his hard to purchase debut album. However if your based in the U.S you can purchase his album from his official website.

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Valencia Robinson

Valencia Robinson is a talented songwriter, performer and singer from United States. Check out her soulfulness on her myspace page.

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Adrianne Archie

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Soul Discoveries

01. Georgia Anne Muldrow – Child Of The Sun

02. Fertile Ground – You

03. Conya Doss – Stay

04. Maxwell – Cold

05. Angie Stone – Brotha

06. Bilal – Sometimes

07. Jaguar Wright – Do Your Worst

08. Erykah Badu – Appletree

09. Frank McComb – Shine

10. Yahzarah – Urgency

11. Julie Dexter – God Bless the Dub

12. Dudley Perkins – Flowers

13. Anthony Hamilton – Lucille

14. India.Arie – Purify Me

15. Randevyn – Graveyard Treasures

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Somi

Somi releases her third studio album If The Rain Comes First on Germany based independent label Obliq Sound.

The album features a variety of talented singers and musicians one being Hugh Masekela on song entitled Enganjyani. Here he plays trumpet. And also sings backing vocals for songs Wallflower Blues, Jewel Of His Soul and Maybe Then.

Somi has a talented group of musicians contributing to If The Rain Comes First. This defines the jazz aspect and her voice defines the soul aspect. Michael Olatuja plays on most of the songs playing acoustic bass.

Then there is Toru Dodo on fender rhodes, Madou Kone on percussion, Nathaniel Townsley on drums, Michele Locatelli on acoustic and electric guitar. Laberty Ellman on acoustic guitar, David Gilmore on acoustic guitar, Julien Machet on percussion, David Hunter on background vocals and Alicia Olatuja on background vocals (Michael Olatuja’s sister).

www.somimusic.com

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Georgia Anne Muldrow

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N’Dambi

N’Dambi – Soul From The Abyss

Maxwell

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Ms. Dynamite

Ms. Dynamite – Bad Gyal

N’Dambi

N’Dambi releases her best works to date. Since Little Lost Girls Blues, Tunin’ Up & CoSignin to A Weird Kind of Wonderful, this album entitled Pink Elephant is her strongest album. With eleven songs and the first leading single called Can’t Hardly Wait. A funky soul number singing “I don’t know why I keep f*ckin’ witchu”

The album starts off with L.I.E. Just to clear the air, all N’Dambi songs on Pink Elephant have instant funk. The song is fresh and inspiring. What It Takes is the lead up to a story telling song Nobody Jones. Possibly Nobody Jones is one of N’Dambi’s best stories told in form of song to date. Ooo Baby is the poorest song out of Pink Elephant.

Mind Blowing is a realistic song about her love and passion for good music. Its simple but to the point. N’Dambi chose the album title Pink Elephant because she wants her albums to be like books. Insightful and interesting.

The One is also insightful and interesting. Take It Out and Daisy Chain both offer solid grooves with N’Dambi’s soulful singing and catchy choruses. Number nine is Can’t Hardly Wait. Pink Elephants leading first single. An instant soul classic.

The World Is A Beat and Imitator are Soul Discoveries firm favourites off Pink Elephant. You have to really go and buy the album yourself to find out just how good N’Dambi’s latest album is.

Track list: L.I.E, What It Takes, Nobody Jones, Ooo Baby, Mind Blowin’. The One, Take It Out, Daisy Chain, Can’t Hardly Wait, The World Is A Beat and Imitator.

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