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Cat-No:SSRLP002
Release-Date:26.05.2023
Genre:Jazz
Configuration:2LP
Barcode:5050580802933
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Cat-No:SSRLP002
Release-Date:26.05.2023
Genre:Jazz
Configuration:2LP
Barcode:5050580802933
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Soul Supreme - Pulling Back the Curtain (Intro)
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Soul Supreme - Dues and Dont's
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Soul Supreme - The Wait
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Soul Supreme - Fraud Fades
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Soul Supreme - Suit Up
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Soul Supreme - Mood Swings
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Soul Supreme - Mono Pro Bono
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Soul Supreme - The Oath
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Soul Supreme - Taking the Stand
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Soul Supreme - All Rise
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Soul Supreme - Sinkhole
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Soul Supreme - The Appeal
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Soul Supreme - Loyalty over Royalty
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Soul Supreme - The Wait (Pt. 2)
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Soul Supreme - No Clouds on a Sunny Day
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Soul Supreme - The Wait (Pt. 3)
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Soul Supreme - I Rest My Case
The music of Soul Supreme moves, grooves, throbs, and hits more than ever before. But the colorful sonic palette of Poetic Justice actually sprouted from a dark place: an ongoing battle with an independent label to reclaim his master rights—even today, "Industry Rule #4080" is still in full effect. So copping this record doesn't only support his cause—it's also well worth it for the listener. Poetic Justice features Soul Supreme's biggest line-up of guest musicians to date: including drummer J-Zone, bass player Glenn Gaddum Jr., Gallowstreet's Jeroen Verberne, and Radiohop's Johnny Biner and Euan Jenkins. With Soul Supreme himself on his trusted set-up and a newly added Clavinet, his melting pot of jazz-funk, hip-hop grooves, soulful cuts, and library funk sounds richer than ever before. "I have decided to create a positive outlet for what is a very negative event in my life," he writes in the announcement of Poetic Justice. "I wrote music that reflected how I feel going through this process. No matter what the legal battle results in—I know I have made something beautiful and honest from this terrible experience. At least for myself but hopefully for others to enjoy it as well." Rest assured, Poetic Justice is a record to fully enjoy; from the first heartfelt notes on "Intro (Pullin' Back The Curtain)" to the last thumping drum hits of "I Rest My Case." More