Soul Supreme - Poetic JusticeThe 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 rightseven today, "Industry Rule #4080" is still in full effect. So copping this record doesn't only support his causeit's also well worth it for the listener. Poetic Justice features Soul Supreme's biggest line up of

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is an energetic breakbeat with sampled vocals from dancehall

and is traditionally performed in “Lilas” musical ceremonies accompanied by dance that can go on for days

Vladimir Cosma

polyrhythmic afrobeat-inspired style

followed by Norma Jean Wright’s life-affirming ‘Saturday’

The artist mixes a melancholic piano with groovy congas and a jazzy saxophone

with steady cruise anthems like "Beck & Call" floating by like a cool breeze

but the young woman penned the tunes that got The Commodores signed to Motown

squelchy keys

various Japanese record companies started releasing Disco music

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