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(Saunders Sermons)
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G14X0MxaAZY)
Chris Dave Drumhedz w. Kebbi Williams @ Music in the Park, West End, Atlanta Sun May/1/2016 Chris Dave - drums Nicholas McNack - bass Isaiah Sharkey - guitar Saunders Sermons - trombone Kebbi Williams - tenor sax
E is for... ‘Eunice K’ by The Rongetz Foundation featuring Renee Neufville
From the album ‘Brooklyn Butterfly Session’, 2012, Heavenly Sweetness Records
Headed up by French trumpeter, Stephane Ronget, The Rongetz Foundation now boast four album releases to their name and are solidifying themselves as one of the standout names in contemporary jazz music.
Never one to attempt to recreate the magic of his album’s predecessor, Ronget always aims to cast new spells on each of his releases with a steady mix of vocal and instrumental tracks basking in the joys of a fusion of genres and styles. Previous vocal collaborators have included Saunders Sermons, Gregory Porter, Lilli Cooper and spoken word artist Sonia Sanchez but it's the delecatble vocals of Renee Neufville that we'll be showcasing today, with the song 'Eunice K'.
Many 90s R&B fans may remember Renee as being one-half of R&B duo, Zhane, well since the group's dissolution, Renee has become an incredible contributor to jazz artists including Roy Hargrove, Seravince and Chris Dave.
Marcus Lewis feat. Saunders Sermons "Sample of Your Love" Blue Note
Maurice 'Mobetta' Brown - Misunderstood Part II (feat. Consequence, Saunders Sermons & Stimulus)
MAURICE MOBETTA - Fly By Night (feat. Talib Kweli & Saunders Sermons)
It gets no Mo betta than to get some new Mo Betta in our ears. Today the incredibly talented instrumentalist and wordsmith, Mo Betta, is back with something brand new. The track is called “Fly By Night” and finds Mo linking up with Talib Kweli and Saunders Sermons for something rather fresh. The track is […]