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Track List
01) Pen to Paper
02) Own Light (What Hearts Are for)
03) Special Effects
04) Can't Take That Away
05) Dear Black Son
06) We Got This
07) Uncle Usi Taught Me
08) Pray for Me
09) It Ain't Easy
10) Never Learn
11) Tremble
12) Before They Called You White
13) The Bitten Apple
14) Out of Here
15) All the Beauty in This Whole Life
01) Pen to Paper
02) Own Light (What Hearts Are for)
03) Special Effects
04) Can't Take That Away
05) Dear Black Son
06) We Got This
07) Uncle Usi Taught Me
08) Pray for Me
09) It Ain't Easy
10) Never Learn
11) Tremble
12) Before They Called You White
13) The Bitten Apple
14) Out of Here
15) All the Beauty in This Whole Life
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4:09
4:51
4:18
3:52
3:01
5:54
3:43
3:54
4:46
3:10
3:37
4:23
4:31
4:47
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2017
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"All the Beauty in This Whole Life" is the sixth studio album by Brother Ali. It was released on Rhymesayers Entertainment on May 5, 2017. It is Brother Ali's first album in five years. Entirely produced by Ant, it features guest appearances from Amir Sulaiman, Dem Atlas, Sa-Roc, and Idris Phillips.
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All the Beauty in This Whole Life, a refreshing snapshot of his journey down the path to spirituality and self-love. "I was trying to get the heart right, get my heart right so that I can [really] live more freely and live more fully," he told Exclaim during a recent interview. This manifesto is probably best exemplified on the song "Own Light," which he wrote while observing a period of silence on a spiritual retreat.
Produced entirely by long-time friend and collaborator Ant (of Atmosphere), the project follows in the footsteps of past releases, with songs that are deeply personal. "Out of Here" confronts the suicide of his grandfather and father, while "Dear Black Son" is a fresh take on the topic of police violence in the United States. Spirituality is a prevalent theme, but for the most part is presented in an almost vague way, leaving the concept up to interpretation.
Bursting with social commentary that pushes the woke meter past ten, and beaming with an air of honesty, you can feel the love that Brother Ali puts into his music. All the Beauty in This Whole Life is a welcome work by an artist who's put it all on the table over the past six albums. --- exclaim.ca
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"All the Beauty in This Whole Life" is the sixth studio album by Brother Ali. It was released on Rhymesayers Entertainment on May 5, 2017. It is Brother Ali's first album in five years. Entirely produced by Ant, it features guest appearances from Amir Sulaiman, Dem Atlas, Sa-Roc, and Idris Phillips.
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All the Beauty in This Whole Life, a refreshing snapshot of his journey down the path to spirituality and self-love. "I was trying to get the heart right, get my heart right so that I can [really] live more freely and live more fully," he told Exclaim during a recent interview. This manifesto is probably best exemplified on the song "Own Light," which he wrote while observing a period of silence on a spiritual retreat.
Produced entirely by long-time friend and collaborator Ant (of Atmosphere), the project follows in the footsteps of past releases, with songs that are deeply personal. "Out of Here" confronts the suicide of his grandfather and father, while "Dear Black Son" is a fresh take on the topic of police violence in the United States. Spirituality is a prevalent theme, but for the most part is presented in an almost vague way, leaving the concept up to interpretation.
Bursting with social commentary that pushes the woke meter past ten, and beaming with an air of honesty, you can feel the love that Brother Ali puts into his music. All the Beauty in This Whole Life is a welcome work by an artist who's put it all on the table over the past six albums. --- exclaim.ca
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