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Ty - Eyes Open (feat. Rootz & Deborah Jordan)

Download & Stream: http://kud.li/jrf0013 Subscribe: http://sb.kud.li/UCHrsIRzOIxvBpWw7B9Y... Official stream from Jazz re:freshed. Distributed by Kudos Records. More music playlists: http://pl.kud.li/UCHrsIRzOIxvBpWw7B9Y... Album: A Work Of Heart [ALBUM] Track: 2 of 14 Title: Eyes Open Artist: Ty (feat. Rootz & Deborah Jordan) Label: Jazz re:freshed Cat#: JRF0013 Formats: 2 x Vinyl LP/Digital Digital Release: 2nd March 2018 Physical Release: 2nd March 2018 About This Release: For his 5th release, rap afficianado Ty takes us on a journey of works from his heart. He takes us on a heartfelft and nostalgic trip through his childhood neighbourhood Brixton in answer to would-be gentrifiers of the area, reminding us of the community that makes a great neighbourhood. He exposes a rare vulnerability in this form of music by working through issues over the course of the album of poverty, depression, racism and family. This is balanced by the championing of hiphop, insights to the creative process and philosophical musings on life. There's even an imagined film soundtrack. The album, entitled 'A Work Of Heart' is produced and predominantly written by Ty. The sounds are a mixture of crisp, bouncy production, live instrumentation and vivid and entertaining lyrics. Featured guests include Tall Black Guy, Wayne Francis (United Vibrations) and the legendary Umar Bin Hassan of the Last Poets. Of the album the artist says "This is my life work, it's how I feel...I want to upgrade the view of hiphop." This jazz-infused hiphop album is simultaneously uplifiting and thought-provoking. Reviews for This Release: "Excellent work of one of the forerunners of the hip hop grime scene" - Gilles Peterson (BBC 6 Music) "Ty....has a brand new album out there which I highly recommend." - Mistajam (BBC 1XTRA) "A Work Of Heart...is a sincere journey of Ty's progression...that sees him at the top of the British rap pantheon" - Andrew Kay (Afropean.com)