After much anticipation and wait, Eric Benét will finally be releasing his sixth studio album titled 'The One' on June 5th. The project will feature his singles "Real Love" and "Harriett Jones", as well as 10 additional tracks and features from the likes of Lil Wayne, Shaggy, and Benet's daughter, India.

Tracklist:
01 – Harriett Jones
02 – News For You
03 – Real Love
04 – Runnin`
05 – Redbone Girl (Feat. Lil Wayne)
06 – Waitin`
07 – Hope That It`s You
08 – Gonna Be My Girl
09 – Come Together
10 – Muzik (Feat. India Benet)
11 – Lay It Down
12 – Here In My Arms (Lucia`s Lullaby)
13 – Come Home To Me (feat. Jewel Anguay)
14 – Touching Again (International Bonus Track)
15 – That`s My Lady (International Bonus Track)




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Artist: Eric Benét
Title Of Album: The One
Year Of Release: 2012
Label: LOEN Entertainment
Genre: R&B, Pop, Neo Soul
Quality: mp3
Total Length: 01:08:35
Bitrate: 320kbps
Total Size: ~ 161 Mb

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After much anticipation and wait, Eric Benét will finally be releasing his sixth studio album titled 'The One' on June 5th. The project will feature his singles "Real Love" and "Harriett Jones", as well as 10 additional tracks and features from the likes of Lil Wayne, Shaggy, and Benet's daughter, India.

In a recent interview with BET, Benet spoke on the reasoning behind the album title, and credits the importance of having creative control & freedom to release it through his own label. "I feel like I’m at the peak of my game creatively, musically, vocally, and it’s all just pouring out on this project," Benet explained. "If you’ve ever been a peripheral Eric Benét fan, you like this song or that song but you never really got one of my records, this is the one you gotta get."

And although he's managed to snag one of the top artists, Lil Wayne, Benet's more excited about his duet with his daughter. "But I have to tell, the collaboration I’m most excited about is the duet with my daughter. She’s an incredible singer and songwriter herself. She’s 20, her name is India, and I’m as proud as a father has ever been," he gleamed.

“Haunting Lyricism”
-THE GUARDIAN-

Flood Tide is the Sam Crockatt Quartet’s second
album. It sets out the group’s stall as the makers of a new contemporary jazz sound coming out of London. The quartet inhabit a lyrical land of hooky grooves, fast paced melodies and toe-tapping jazz swing. The antidote to the thrashy punk jazz of their peers,
this music is soulful, absorbing and upbeat.

Interest has grown for the group since their first album ‘Howeird’. It won album of the year in the 2009 Parliamentary Jazz Awards and picked up strong reviews across the media. The band, a member of London’s Loop Collective, are part of a young group of musicians who’ve sprung some of the most interesting new jazz ideas about. The quartet, revolving around north London and specifically a house on The Ridgeway, (also a name of a driving groove-laden track on the album) is where Crockatt has lived for the last 10 years. This dynamic space of jazz musicians has over the years seen Jim Hart, Robin Fincker, Dave
Smith all spend time there. Indeed Outhouse’s Outhouse recording shed is located in the garden out back.

A fleet of fine musicians comprise the quartet. They are Sam Crockatt on sax, 2010 Mercury nominated Kit Downes on piano, Oli Hayhurst on bass and Ben Reynolds on drums.

The album was written over the last few years and recorded in Cavalicco, Italy where many of the ECM records were also made. Says Sam: “It’s a place where time stands still, there weren’t the demands of London’s gig circuit pulling any of us away and we were able to record the album in this hugely relaxing place over a period of days.”

The album is a collection of fresh ideas, from the freebop-ish bounce of King Apple to the bluesy Theodore's Spring Song, which conjures up images of bustling Victorian thoroughfares. Entitled Flood Tide the album was so called as Crockatt feels the album
reflected a kind of magnetic ebb and flow. Opening with the catchy and cinematic Sun and Moon, written with a Wakefield car journey in mind where the sun and moon reflected on either side of the car’s paintwork. Trilogy’s three part epic trips through a
plaintive folky melody, solemn march and loose improvising. Groovy modern jazz tune The Golden Goose was written on the sax and named by Sam: “the upper part of tenor saxophones look like geese and I quite like the idea of a golden goose!” he chuckles. The excellent The Prophet is also worth a mention, loaded with a haunting melody and rumbling drums it’s based on the verse on death from Kahil Gibrain's book.

With Flood Tide the quartet are presenting a sound that whilst aware of its jazz legacy is never constrained by it, and it’s just what the scene’s been looking for.
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released 14 November 2011
Sam Crockatt (tenor-sax)
Kit Downes (piano)
Oli Hayhurst (double bass)
Ben Reynolds (drums)

All songs except Sun and Moon written by Sam Crockatt
Sun and Moon written by Kit Downes

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