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Donnie
The Colored Section (from The Colored Section)
Title song from this deep cd that speaks to the black experience in America. The rolling melody allows the mind to mourn, reflect and affirm oneself.
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Fertile Ground
Freedom (from Seasons Change)
This is a call to self. A charge for us to accept responsibility for ourselves and others.
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Shaun Escoffery
Space Rider (from Shaun Escoffery)
A song for reflecting on where one falls short of our own expectation and opts not to be a participant in one's own life. It presents the reflection in such a way that you can entertain the question while moving your ass forward!
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Earth Wind and Fire
Fantasy (from All In All)
EWF calls the listener to aspire to his/her higher self. The music inspires you to look inward and upward.
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Kyoto Jazz Massive ft. Vanessa Freeman
Brightness of these Days (from Spirit of the Sun)
A song of hope and optimism - a healing for depressive states.
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Osunlade
Tree of life (12" Single)
An affirmation of our common roots and the mystic truth that unites us - we are all of the tree of life.
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Mr. Hermano
Free as the Morning Sun (from Free as the Morning Sun)
Joy and an encouragement to break free and celebrate life with abandon.
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4 Hero
Ways of Thought (from Creating Patterns)
A journey thriugh inner landscapes, propelled forward by a rolling and ascending bed of rhythm and voice.
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Kyoto Jazz Massive ft. Victor Davies
Deep in your Mind (from Spirit of the Sun)
"Never give up on one thing if that one thing gets too hard". Victor gives us the voice of encouragement.
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Masters at Work ft. Roy Ayers
Our Time is Coming (from Our time is coming)
A song for hope and the promise of what is yet to come.
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Blaze
Black Birds Flying Free (from Spiritually Speaking)
A healing track that offers balm for our wounds and a direction for growth and awakening.
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Julie Dexter
How Long (from Dexterity)
A song that asks the all important question and calls us to be accountable for our days here on earth. It is deep and meditative.
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Terrence Trent D'Arby
Be Willing (from Wild Card)
A song to rise to the higher ground
and invoke the healing spirits within.
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