Aaron Abernathy - Dialogue - Japan CD

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Aaron Abernathy

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Pitchfork, Bandcamp Daily, Saint Heron, Echoes Magazine, Soultracks, and other international music media have praised his talent, and he has been inundated with offers to perform with Slum Village, Eric Roberson, and other prominent artists. His musical sensibility and expressive ability are outstanding! His new album is even better than his much talked-about 2016 album "Monologue"! Aaron Abernathy is an artist from Cleveland, Ohio. Aaron Abernathy is a multi-talented pianist, singer, songwriter, and producer. In this new album, Abernathy expresses his assertion as a black person living in the U.S. in music from a flat perspective on issues such as the economy and racism, and in doing so, he has developed a new appeal that is completely different from his previous album "Monologue," which was about universal love and familiar human relationships such as family. The music has a new charm and a completely different expressiveness.All of the songs on the album were written, arranged, and produced by Abernathy, and the nine songs, which vary in character and rich in variety, are exquisitely balanced to create a consistent worldview. Starting with "Daily Prayer," in which many voices overlap and resonate with each other while the vocals and bass lead the song, "Restrictions," which focuses on economic issues that are barriers to the American dream, and "Generation," which advocates for the rights of the LGBT community and indigenous peoples, the album features a variety of songs. Generation," which advocates for the rights of the LGBT community and indigenous peoples, and a variety of other messages with a diverse sound. The poignant and dramatic reinterpretation of 70's soul sounds with a modern sensibility is sure to attract a wide range of listeners and foreshadow new possibilities for soul.