Buoyancy Of Water (feat. Ilhan Ersahin)
by Naima Faraò
Jamie Myerson
Jamie Myerson
This is so good - The lyrics "the more descend I try, the more I want to rise"... This artist deserves your attention! Clever, thoughtful songwriting, dynamic vocal performance, class musicianship. I can't wait to hear more!
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"To re-emerge, you must first dive in.
Retain, let go, touch the bottom, then come to the surface.
Feel the space, feel the moment, listen to your body.
Become desert, occupy the void, pass through yourself, expand.
Buoyancy is the upward force that allows a body to surface when immersed in water, the element that is everchanging, while always preserving its essence." - Naima Faraò
Water as an archetype is the vital and cathartic element that captures the essence of change and transformation. With "Buoyancy Of Water," Naima Faraò dives into an adventurous, deep and emotional journey that blends contemporary jazz, alternative soul and RnB, inviting you to explore the concept of renaissance and emergence. The embracing sound of woodwinds, Rhodes resonances, rhythmic pulsation and electronic textures intertwine with the enchanting vocals and evocative lyrics of Naima, leading a multi- talented lineup featuring the exceptional participation of the saxophonist Ilhan Ersahin.
Retain, let go, touch the bottom, then come to the surface.
Feel the space, feel the moment, listen to your body.
Become desert, occupy the void, pass through yourself, expand.
Buoyancy is the upward force that allows a body to surface when immersed in water, the element that is everchanging, while always preserving its essence." - Naima Faraò
Water as an archetype is the vital and cathartic element that captures the essence of change and transformation. With "Buoyancy Of Water," Naima Faraò dives into an adventurous, deep and emotional journey that blends contemporary jazz, alternative soul and RnB, inviting you to explore the concept of renaissance and emergence. The embracing sound of woodwinds, Rhodes resonances, rhythmic pulsation and electronic textures intertwine with the enchanting vocals and evocative lyrics of Naima, leading a multi- talented lineup featuring the exceptional participation of the saxophonist Ilhan Ersahin.
lyrics
BUOYANCY OF WATER
The desert rarely cries
And that’s why its eyes
Are full of salt, full of salt
The desert rarely cries
It holds back its tears
Full of salt, full of salt
I floated in these eyes
It was impossible to sink
I was trying to go down
But they pushed me hard upwards
The more descend I try
The more I want to rise
The mystery that sprouts the seeds
Am I the desert crying or am I floating in its eyes?
Full of salt, full of salt
I floated in these eyes
It was impossible to sink
I was trying to go down
But they pushed me hard upwards
I floated in these eyes
It was impossible to sink
I was trying to go down
But they pushed me hard upwards
Buoyancy of water
The desert rarely cries
And that’s why its eyes
Are full of salt, full of salt
The desert rarely cries
It holds back its tears
Full of salt, full of salt
I floated in these eyes
It was impossible to sink
I was trying to go down
But they pushed me hard upwards
The more descend I try
The more I want to rise
The mystery that sprouts the seeds
Am I the desert crying or am I floating in its eyes?
Full of salt, full of salt
I floated in these eyes
It was impossible to sink
I was trying to go down
But they pushed me hard upwards
I floated in these eyes
It was impossible to sink
I was trying to go down
But they pushed me hard upwards
Buoyancy of water
credits
released October 10, 2023
Naima Faraò_vocals
Ilhan Ersahin_tenor saxophone
Edoardo Maggioni_rhodes
Andrea Dominoni_bass
Matteo D’ignazi_drums, percussion
Andrea Gamba aka Daykoda_electronics
Lorenzo Faraò_baritone saxophone
Tiziano Codoro_trumpet and flugelhorn
Rudi Manzoli_tenor saxophone
Luca Giannotti_percussion
Recorded by Michele Gas Castagna at Orange Corner, Milan
Mixed by Andrea Gamba aka Daykoda
Mastered by Beat Machine Records
Artwork by Ruggge
Photography by Ikka Mirabelli
Naima Faraò_vocals
Ilhan Ersahin_tenor saxophone
Edoardo Maggioni_rhodes
Andrea Dominoni_bass
Matteo D’ignazi_drums, percussion
Andrea Gamba aka Daykoda_electronics
Lorenzo Faraò_baritone saxophone
Tiziano Codoro_trumpet and flugelhorn
Rudi Manzoli_tenor saxophone
Luca Giannotti_percussion
Recorded by Michele Gas Castagna at Orange Corner, Milan
Mixed by Andrea Gamba aka Daykoda
Mastered by Beat Machine Records
Artwork by Ruggge
Photography by Ikka Mirabelli
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Naima Faraò Milan, Italy
Naima Faraò is a singer and composer based in Milan with an artistic background spanning music and visual arts. Active in the independent scene for over a decade, she moves in the sphere
of alternative soul and nu jazz influences
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May 9Milan, Italy
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May 22Saint Vincent, Italy
discography
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Mar 2024 -
Oct 2023
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