Nathan Haines feat. Vanessa Freeman & Marcus Begg – U See That (Atjazz Love Soul Mix) скачать в хорошем качестве

Nathan Haines feat. Vanessa Freeman & Marcus Begg – U See That (Atjazz Love Soul Mix)

Download/Stream - https://fanlink.tv/USeeThat Subscribe - https://bit.ly/2x8F7xo Having just released his 11th studio album, "Notes", and off the back of the wonderful Fouk remixes of his single "Squire For Hire" (feat. Marlena Shaw), Nathan Haines returns to Foliage Records with a fresh rework of "U See That" by UK don, Atjazz. "U See That" originally appeared on Nathan’s album "Squire For Hire" and featured the glorious vocals of UK soul-jazz duo Vanessa Freeman & Marcus Begg. Now, in 2025, Atjazz sprinkles a generous helping of his love soul potion, complemented with newly recorded saxophone & flute parts from Nathan, resulting in yet another stand- Abadi MTout remix. Hailing from Auckland, New Zealand, Nathan studied in New York in 1991, where he immersed himself in the worlds of jazz, hip-hop, and Latin music. These genres would become a huge part of his musical journey, showcased in his recordings & live performances. In 1993, Gilles Peterson discovered Nathan playing in Auckland, and just a year later, his debut album "Shift Left" was released on Polygram Records in New Zealand. The album went on to win New Zealand Jazz Record of the Year, marking the start of a recording career that included notable albums such as "Soundtravels" & "Squire For Hire". It was during this time that Nathan established a formidable partnership with the late, legendary DJ/producer Phil Asher, a much-loved and deeply missed figure in the music world. From his early days skateboarding through the small towns of Northeast England to managing a successful independent record label, Martin "Atjazz" Iveson has journeyed through producing and remixing for a diverse range of global talent. He has become synonymous with top-tier style, production, and innovation in the independent music scene. Fans recognize that the Atjazz sound is profoundly personal, with each track he produces or remixes reflecting a piece of himself.