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North Sea Jazz with Seal, Kandace Springs, and more

Jul 9, 2023  ·  Rotterdam Ahoy, Rotterdam Rotterdam Ahoy, Rotterdam

North Sea Jazz
Jul 9
North Sea Jazz
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Nashville's Kandace Springs blends R&B, jazz, and pop in albums like Soul Eyes and Indigo, both reaching #2 on Billboard's jazz chart. Mentored by Prince and influenced by legends, she debuted under Blue Note with producers Rogers, Sturken, and Pop & Oak.
Cymande, a British band formed in the early '70s by members from Guyana, Jamaica, and St. Vincent, blends African rhythms with rock, funk, reggae, and soul. Known for tracks like "The Message" and "Bra," their music, sampled by artists like De La Soul and the Fugees, gained a cult following. Despite disbanding after their initial three albums, they reunited in 2012, releasing "A Simple Act of Faith" in 2015.
Branford Marsalis, a jazz saxophonist from Breaux Bridge, LA, merges genres like jazz, classical, funk, and rock. Known for work with Sting and Kurt Elling, he won Grammys for notable albums such as "I Heard You Twice the First Time" and "Contemporary Jazz." Marsalis fronts Marsalis Music and scored films like "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom."
Born in a small town, this artist blends alternative rock with deep narrative storytelling. Notable for "Underground Complex No.1," known for exploring sins and human flaws.
Janelle Monáe, from Kansas City, blends soul, funk, hip-hop, and new wave. Known for hits like "Tightrope," "Make Me Feel," and acting in "Moonlight," "Glass Onion." Grammy-nominee; released top albums like "Dirty Computer."
Born in England to Nigerian-Brazilian parents, Seal became a top British soul singer of the 1990s. Known for hits like "Kiss from a Rose," he won several Grammys and collaborated with Adamski, Trevor Horn, and David Foster.
Samara Joy, Bronx-born jazz sensation with a Verve Records debut, "Linger Awhile," gains acclaim with a velvety voice and classic style. Known for her gospel roots and awards, her music echoes greats like Sarah and Ella, captivating fans worldwide.
Ezra Collective, a UK jazz band, won the 2023 Mercury Music Prize for "Where I’m Meant To Be." Known for vibrant, improvised jazz, the album features artists like Sampa The Great and Emile Sandé.

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