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from 1990 by Amerigo Gazaway & Xiomara

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An ode to 90’s R&B, Amerigo Gazaway and Xiomara’s “1990” album is a nostalgic love letter to an era that redefined the genre. Known for his work reinterpreting classics, Gazaway (most recently tapped by the Miles Davis estate for his work on the lost Rubberband sessions), steps out of his role as a remixer and gives Bay Area artist, Xiomara, the bedrock for her voice to flourish.

With her breakout 2016 release “Seven Nineteen,” Xiomara’s soulful debut took home top rankings in SF Weekly’s “5 Best Bay Area Albums of 2016” list and led to guest spots on releases from Son Little, Blu, and Oh No to name a few. Leaning heavy on Xiomara’s songwriting and arrangement chops, the newly formed duo spent the last year crafting a collaboration as original as it is reminiscent.

Watch the official music video for "That Old Alarm" here: youtu.be/y4-Zm6skX3Q

lyrics

Lyrics:

[Narration/Spoken Word: Rickey Vincent]
1990, It's all the way live
Planting these thought seeds in your mind
The past, present and forever, we mash it up
Now it's harvest time

credits

from 1990, released November 5, 2019
Soul Mates 2019

Written & Performed by Xiomara
Produced & Mixed by Amerigo Gazaway
Executive Producer: Rickey Mindlin

Post-Production Mixing & Mastering by ThisIsArt
(thisisartmusic.com)

Additional Credits:

Narration/Spoken Word: Rickey Vincent (2, 7, 11)
(www.rickeyvincent.com)

Electric Bass, Turntables: Amerigo Gazaway