Michael Kiwanuka

[The Computer Audiophile]

Hey Guys - I just stumbled across this guy via MOG. He's awesome. If you listen to his new album Home Again without looking at him you'll swear it's a guy from the 1960's or early 1970's. Reminds me of Bill Withers and Otis Redding. Such cool stuff.

 

Home Page -> Home | Michael Kiwanuka

 

Wikipedia Page -> Michael Kiwanuka - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

YouTube Channel -> MichaelKiwanukaVEVO - YouTube

 

UK Viewers -> BBC - Sound of - 2012 - Michael Kiwanuka

 

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[mayhem13]

Very Cool Chris..........actually 'chill' might be the better word. Reminds me of sounds coming from the streets of the Bronx circa 1977. Soul is alive in the UK!

[AlainGr]

Thanks for the suggestion - very good indeed ! I am downloading it (Qobuz) while I write

[AudioDoctor]

Sounds great Chris, thank you.

[Melvin]

Fantastic! Thanks Chris.

[The Computer Audiophile]

I couldn't wait for the U.S. release of his album so I "had" to order the import on Amazon. The whole album is wonderful.

[obt_man]

I recently bought this CD. The music is good, but I felt that the sound quality wasn't that perfect to say at least. Please let me know if this is just my copy/system or others feel the same.

[REShaman]

I recently bought this CD. The music is good, but I felt that the sound quality wasn't that perfect to say at least. Please let me know if this is just my copy/system or others feel the same.

 

Expecting delivery of the CD from Amazonk. I didn't spell it correctly?. I will gladly convey my assessment. And I am bit saddened by your disappointment in the quality. Just played the new John Mayer, Born & Raised, and I was very disappointed in the SQ. What is with these studios. Isn't it just as preferred to release great sounding as it is lousy? Of course that was meant to be rhetorical.

Best,

Richard