We Are is a unique album, a cosmopolitan 21st century cocktail fusing jazz, gospel, hip-hop, funk and soul in a way that astounds in its originality.
The reason I enjoy this kind of records is that they help people expand their taste in music and discover different styles. Whether cosmopolitanism as an aesthetic approach is graceful for the art is, of course, still debatable (genre-bending fetishization seems to be unavoidable these days), but, in the end, We Are is among the albums that help ...
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