8.0
Avg Score
2
Opinions
#9,530
All Time
13
Tracks
“Jazz often gets a bad rap. There’s a common perception that it’s a touch stuffy; a genre crammed with chin-strokers and affluent old blokes skodoodadadabbing along to the double bass. It’s certainly a perception that Ezra Collective’s drummer and ringleader Femi Koleoso also held in the past, too. “I saw jazz music as an elite art form that I didn’t have access to,” he told the New York Times “lik”
“2018: the year everyone became happy because the alternatives were too bleak. Bands started penning the joyful resistance; ecstasy in the face of austerity; the creative industry’s peaceful protest. It only figures that sustained joy would be the next stage of the revolution. Ezra Collective’s debut album comes in as a kind of positive digestion system, leeching off your falsified happiness and r”
