James Brandon Lewis Eye of I

James Brandon Lewis' "Eye of I" - A Fusion of Jazz, Soul, and Spiritual Depth

The New York-Based Jazz Prodigy's Latest Offering

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Embark on a profound musical journey with "Eye of I", the latest album from James Brandon Lewis, a New York-based jazz tenor saxophonist celebrated for his emotive and spiritually resonant sound. Melding gospel's emotional power with the grit of blues and R&B, Lewis' work also incorporates the modal influences of jazz legends like Albert Ayler, John Coltrane, and Sonny Rollins.

A Testament to Lewis' Versatility and Depth: With "Eye of I", Lewis continues to build upon his impressive discography, which includes critically acclaimed albums such as "Divine Travels", "Days of Freeman", and "The Jesup Wagon". His sound is a dialogue between tradition and innovation, grounded in a deep understanding of jazz history and an eye towards its future.

Dynamic Opening and Soulful Interpretations: The album opens with a high-throttle groove, setting a powerful tone for what's to come. Lewis offers a prayerful cover of Donnie Hathaway's "Someday We'll All Be Free", followed by a series of captivating originals like "The Blues Still Blossoms".

Praise from Jazz Royalty: Lewis' profound musicality has drawn attention from many, including jazz deity Sonny Rollins, who praised Lewis' deeper, spirit-seeking sound, saying, "When I listen to you, I listen to Buddha, I listen to Confucius ... I listen to the deeper meaning of life."

A Must-Have for Jazz Aficionados: "Eye of I" is a must-have for jazz enthusiasts and anyone seeking a deeply emotional and intellectually satisfying musical experience. It's a celebration of Lewis' talent as a saxophonist and a composer who continues to push the boundaries of jazz.

Secure Your Copy: Delve into the soulful and transformative world of James Brandon Lewis with "Eye of I". This album is not just a listening experience; it's a journey into the heart of modern jazz. Available online and in select stores.