Natacha Atlas - Strange Days (2019) [24-44.1 FLAC]

Artist: Natacha Atlas
Title: Strange Days
Year Of Release: 2019
Label: Whirlwind Recordings
Genre: Vocal Jazz
Quality: 24bit-44.1kHz FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 58:08
Total Size: 612 MB

Tracklist:

1. Out of Time (5:41)
2. Maktoub (5:19)
3. Min Baad (6:33)
4. All the Madness (7:39)
5. Sunshine Day (4:05)
6. Lost Revolutions (6:44)
7. Inherent Rhythm (5:14)
8. Words of a King (7:19)
9. It's a Man's World (3:47)
10. Moonchild (5:50)

Heralded as one of the world’s most distinctive voices, she’s carved a path synthesising western and middle eastern vocal traditions with mind-blowing dexterity. Natacha’s latest work sees her push vocal and musical boundaries even further by effortlessly weaving jazz traditions into her already unique blend.

Atlas has worked with Peter Gabriel, Nitin Sawhney, Nigel Kennedy, Indigo Girls, Jean-Michel Jarre, and Ibrahim Maalouf, to name a few, while, most recently, Natacha has been collaborating with the likes of Omar Sosa and Paolo Fresu, whilst co-composing (with frequent collaborator Samy Bishai) the score for Herve Koubi’s 2019 contemporary dance creation ‘Odyssey’.

Over the years, Natacha’s exceptional talent has been repeatedly recognised by her peers and fans alike in the form of a host of music awards (incl. a French ‘Victoire’) along with numerous invitations to be the star vocalist at major events (such as the Millennium concert at the pyramids in Egypt in 2000 with Jean-Michel Jarre) and to appear on the scores and soundtracks of numerous Hollywood blockbusters, including Sex & the City 2, The Hulk, Kingdom of Heaven, Brick Lane and Sahara.

Strange Days is the stunning new album from Atlas, that is already being hailed within the industry as a game changer in its pioneering marriage of jazz and the mystique of Arabic vocals. A darkly dystopian Arabic-infused jazz fantasy, the album evokes and emotes in equal measure, presenting one of the world’s most unique voices at her captivating finest. Recorded between the UK, France and Brazil, the album furthers her journey through the landscape of jazz via a remarkable range of stylistic adventures along the way, and features some suprising internationally-heralded special guests and strikingly original covers.