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| Last Login: | Sep 2, 2009 (122 days back) |
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| Spiritual Pieces Soul FoodThe circle has now been completed. Spiritual Pieces gains the distinction of being the first artist to deliver a sophomore project for the Tommy Boy Gospel label. If their debut, Wake Up caused the bleary-eyed to blink twice at the progressive sounds emanating from the group, this follow-up will make folks sit bolt upright and run for their coffee. And their Soul Food.The group makes the transition from a foursome to a threesome with relative ease, as Terry Bolen, Fatima Lowe and Al 'Lafons combine for a package of alternatively laid-back, hip, jazz-throwback vibes, to house-rattling beat inflections.And again, the production of Kenny Harris, Dale Harewood and Terry Bolen make their mark the CD, as they make the tracks. Let's take a look at what's on this silver platter:"Yearning" eloquently describes the emptiness that exists without Christ, echoing an Ecclesiastical theme. "Vanity of vanities" sings Lowe, backed by sprinkles of light keyboard arpeggios. "Tell Them" slows the pace even more, sharing the truth about God's love. Make it three slow cuts with "Holy Spirit", as the 'Pieces' break it down to request His presence."Real Love" takes an acoustic piano ride, and directly thanks God for his love. It's typical of what Spiritual Pieces does best: shine through a heavy reliance on vocal expression.Elsewhere on the project, Spiritual Pieces take a more-beat influenced angle, with some cuts working better than other. "Hey Hey (Believe)" relies on a that retro vibe, with lyrics that the title explains. "Praise On" serves up a house party groove, with a memorable hook —"you can have a party right here tonight, don't worry 'bout nobody, get your praise on.""Imperfection" starts with some light scatting but digs deep as it discusses the spiritual battle that we fight with ourselves —a sermon in song.There are two interludes in the mix, including "Gospel Café", which features West Coast radio personality Kevin Nash who gives a shoutout to "S.P." and provides an inspirational word.This album is an honest effort in bringing scriptural relevancy to the fleeting sounds so prevelant on the urban radio dial. No doubt the sound fits. Soul Food. | |
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Music:Member Since: 02/01/2006Band Members: Spiritual Pieces--- (Lt to Rt) Terry, Fatima, Sharon, and fons :S. P. Videos :Song 1. First Album/I need you ---- Song 2. Sophomore Album/Holy Spirit :Song charts Billboard : ATL Family--- PLATINUM SOULS produced by: Terry :Al Lafons :Solo project---- In Stores Now! :Our friend Marvin Sapp... Go head Boy!!! Awesome song!!! :Header Banner Made with MyBannerMaker.com! Click here to make your own!"; Record Label: Unknown Indie Type of Label: Indie |
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| Occupation: | Music Artist (Christian / Soul / Hip Hop) |
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