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Aurora Dee Raynes began in 2012 with the collaboration of Stephen Raynes and Danielle Kranendonk in a North London kitchen filled with cooking, wine drinking and Kranendonk’s velvety vocals. Forming a strong friendship, the pair started making music with a few beats and vocals inspired by legendary vocalists Etta James, Erykah Badu and Jill Scott together with the musical stylings of Robert Glasper, Dimlite, Taylor McFerrin, Jordan Rakei and BadBadNotGood.
Developing into a live band, they are joined by Tristan Williams, who co-produces as well as providing live drums, Nicholas Johnson on keys, Richard Summers adding bass and guitar and additional vocals and guitar from Yohan Forbes. The result of over seven years of writing and recording, ‘Invisible Things’ LP went beyond Aurora Dee Raynes’ sounds as individual artists, becoming instead a spirited, forceful piece of work, with themes of love, family and loss running throughout, that is bound intrinsically in who they are as a collective. As they settle into the next stage of their creative journey, their voice, understanding and identity only stands to become bolder, stronger, and more powerful.
As the first new music since their debut LP 'Invisible Things', “Ribbon Of Hot Plasma” EP sees the group revisit their core ethos, with the power of honest lyrics and collaborative production and instrumentation unifying and underpinning each of the tracks.
Developing into a live band, they are joined by Tristan Williams, who co-produces as well as providing live drums, Nicholas Johnson on keys, Richard Summers adding bass and guitar and additional vocals and guitar from Yohan Forbes. The result of over seven years of writing and recording, ‘Invisible Things’ LP went beyond Aurora Dee Raynes’ sounds as individual artists, becoming instead a spirited, forceful piece of work, with themes of love, family and loss running throughout, that is bound intrinsically in who they are as a collective. As they settle into the next stage of their creative journey, their voice, understanding and identity only stands to become bolder, stronger, and more powerful.
As the first new music since their debut LP 'Invisible Things', “Ribbon Of Hot Plasma” EP sees the group revisit their core ethos, with the power of honest lyrics and collaborative production and instrumentation unifying and underpinning each of the tracks.
Genres
: acid jazz
Monthly listeners
9,381
Followers
2,381
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