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Time to Rearrange

Aaron Jerome

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Customer Reviews

Worth it!

The cat above that left 1 star might not be into music that is deep, moody, reflective, well composed, soulful, timeless or original. I always felt that people who used limiting tags like "down tempo" were newbies to music anyways. This work could be a great soundtrack to a film.

Freshman Gem

Venture into the electronica bin to discover this mighty debut album. Jerome juggles a variety of genres but tightly binds the composition with his unique production skills. Featuring a number talented guests, the album requires an attentive and patient ear and adventurous mind. "Kwa Kungasa" and "Dancing Girl", two distinct but rich, monumental and mystical pieces open the album on bedrock. "Angel Lady" is less self-important but just as upstanding a composition with spry vocals and delicate piano riffs intertwining like sunbeams and zephyrs on an the surf. On, "Reason to" stealthy harp licks pause to introduce a drum & bass section rivaling Four Hero's best while smoky vocals flit in and out of scat riffs and lyrics. Other standouts include Track 10 "Blow Your Own Pt.2", an austere nujazz piece. "Marrakesh" and "Misunderstanding" illustrate Jerome's mastery of ambient cinematography skills. My only fear :: With so many big ideas on one debut, will his sophomore album impress as well?

Electronic Verve Jazz meet Afrika Bambaataa

This album requires a mature listener, but it's got some quality ideas. Blow Your Own is a song I really dig on.

Biography

Genre: Electronic

Years Active: '00s

Nicknamed Mr. Soul Blender because of his smooth, soulful remixes, producer Aaron Jerome was heavily influenced by the first record he ever bought, De La Soul's 3 Feet High and Rising. He was raised in Cambridgeshire, England, and attended Westminster University, where he ended up taking a music production course with classmate Kevin Mark Trail. Trail would go on to write "Eastern Eyes" for Nitin Sawhney's 2003 album, Human, while Jerome got to do the remix, setting off a barrage of remix requests....
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