THEESatisfaction - And That's Your Time album flac

THEESatisfaction THEESatisfaction – – noun, verb 1. Queens of the Stoned Age 2. Empresses of time 3. Pre- Egyptian Dynasty 4. Self written 5. Self produced 6. Stasia Irons & Catherine Harris-White (SassyBlack) EarthEE, released 24 February 2015 1. Prophetic Perfection 2. No GMO 3. Planet For Sale 4. Blandland 5. Fetch/Catch 6. Nature's Candy 7. EarthEE 8. Post Black Anyway 9. Universal Perspective 10. WerQ 11. Sir Come Navigate 12. Recognition 13. I Read You THEESatisfaction’s EarthEE is the follow up to awE naturalE, the alternative R&B group’s criticall.

So, overall, the album feels very mid-late 90’s downtempo mixed with a soulful undercurrent. Unfortunately, we really miss a well written song from beginning to end here. Most of these tracks feel unfinished and overly experimental for our taste. Many seem like a good start but need more time in the oven to be fully baked.

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ALTHOUGH THEESatisfaction has ended, please stick around for updates from both Cat/SassyBlack & Stas/ Stas Thee Boss and their current endeavors. As we premiere the track 'Watching You' off her upcoming album 'New Black Swing,' Catherine Harris-White tells i-D about getting in her queer black girl feelings.

That's the kind of funk we're in: a positive funk, but a funk nonetheless. THEESatisfaction don't give a fuck about a fascist. THEESatisfaction, 'Earthseed'. We've definitely had to wait a while longer to release the album," nods Stas. But actually making the record took no time at all. We've been dreaming about making this album all of our lives, we were just waiting on the opportunity and resources to do it the way we wanted. We were definitely ready for i. "Now, everything's amplified in such a big way," adds Cat.

Wee Sound Weird, from their 2008 debut EP That’s Weird, saw Harris-White insisting: I come from a land called outer space/ It’s such a distant, different place. In fact they come from Seattle; they had met there a year before, at an open-mic night near the campus of the University of Washington, where Irons was majoring in English literature. Cat sang in a band at the time, and I would sometimes muster the courage to do some poetry, Irons says. It was like Showtime at the Apollo: there would be people onstage who were very talented, and people who were terrible. Such criticisms plainly don’t apply to THEESatisfaction, nor to EarthEE, an album that’s never preachy or merely polemical, where the political intermingles with the mystical, the erotic, the psychedelic. We’re talking about life, Harris-White says.

It's a point that's serious because Harris-White is one half of a US music project that loudly and proudly identifies as queer and black. It's a song of few words but boundless optimism as THEESatisfaction and long time friends and collaborators Shabazz Palaces pay homage to their inspiration, past and present. From John Coltrane, Sun Ra and Marian Anderson, to Xenobia Bailey, Columbia Nightsand Mursi Layne, the video for Recognition presents these faces and spaces in an almost cosmic stream of portraits that draws on the rich historical and spiritual heritage of the African diaspora.