Let Our Rejoicing Rise

Let Our Rejoicing RiseIn the year that Juneteenth was finally declared a national US holiday, 2021, Joe McPhee and Tomeka Reid united for a live concert in celebration. Multi instrumentalist McPhee was deeply moved by the historical nature of the circumstances, the incredible freight of that history of oppression and liberation represented in the legislation, both the insanity of its overdue ness and the joy of its institutionalization. As a preamble to the music, McPhee

John Patton

" "She's a Rainbow

social issues and personal relationships

performing "The Weight"

The soundtrack earned Whitney three GRAMMY Awards

writing from a place of honesty and vulnerability to create a bond with the listener that few contemporary musicians can match

" well as a fan-favorite cover of Culture Club's "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me

most notably evident on A Love Supreme (1965)

blistering beats and superb guest artists

Limited blue colored vinyl LP pressing

DRILL MUSIC IN ZION arrives digitally on June 24th via 1st & 15th/Thirty Tigers

Ridge Farm Studios