domingo, 20 de mayo de 2018

Jordan Rakei - Alright - 2014


2 comentarios:

  1. [Pre-estribillo: Jordan Rakei]
    La luz del sol y tú me abrazas mientras respiro
    Es un verano
    Porque estoy soplando a través de la brisa
    Dije que soy nacido para ti
    Nací para ver venir el día
    Debo cuidarte
    Como si me quisieras

    [Estribillo: Jordan Rakei]
    (No quiero ver)
    Bien
    Oh, no quiero ver nada más
    Bien
    Oh, no quiero ver nada más
    Bien
    Oh, no quiero ver nada más
    Bien

    [Verso 1: Jordan Rakei]
    Dame la vuelta en este lugar
    Es un océano de sonidos, sí
    'Dijo que me suba en este lugar
    Hasta que se encuentre la noción

    [Verso 2: Jordan Rakei]
    Oh, no quiero ver
    Se siente como si hubiera sido un extraño
    Se siente como si todo estuviera mal
    Parece que me he ido hace años

    [Puente: Jordan Rakei]
    Suponga que debe hacerse antes
    Demasiado largo, demasiado largo
    Demasiado largo, demasiado largo
    Demasiado largo

    [Verso 3: Jordan Rakei]
    Ha llegado el momento del cambio, sí
    Sin dónde escapar
    Con diferentes circunstancias
    No debería necesitar que se comporte
    (X2)

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  2. With a fistful of highly praised releases under his belt and a soulful, jazz and hip-hop driven sound, 25 year-old multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and producer Jordan Rakei is a rare talent whose artistry transcends the confines of age. Recently signed to Ninja Tune, Jordan released his second LP “Wallflower” in September 2017.
    Born in a quiet town in New Zealand, Jordan moved to Australia at the age of three, spending most of his childhood in Brisbane. In 2014, his “Groove Curse” EP garnered strong support from North America and Europe, coaxing Jordan to make the 10,000 mile journey to live in London. He furnished a name for himself in the UK, collaborating with the likes of Tom Misch and lending vocals to Disclosure’s album “Caracal”. It was Jordan’s 2016 self-released debut album “Cloak” that proved he was an artist ready and able to make huge waves with his own unique sound though. Also in 2016 he became close with South London record label and party Rhythm Section, who encouraged him to release an EP of dancefloor driven tracks under his Dan Kye alias.
    Currently in the midst of a packed touring schedule, with sold out shows across the US, Asia, Australia, UK and Europe, Jordan Rakei is a name you are going to be hearing a lot more of in the months to come.

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