Can You Forgive?, by Jeremy Ajani Jordan

Can You Forgive?

by Jeremy Ajani Jordan

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1.	To This Level 01:34	buy track
2.	Maelstrom 03:33	buy track
3.	Our Love 10:33	buy track
4.	Fish Me A Dream 04:23	buy track
5.	Rue Kawa 02:05	buy track
6.	The Youngins 03:09	buy track
7.	Can You Forgive? 05:22	buy track
8.	Song For Lily (feat. Jake Robinson) 05:29	buy track
9.	Can You Forgive Reprise (Bonus) 08:38	buy track

about

"Can You Forgive?" is a very special album. It was created entirely during the Covid-19 pandemic. Many of the tracks were recorded remotely - musicians worked hard to track and contribute their parts in New York, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Ghana, and Moscow. I owe every musician on this record my deepest gratitude. This album was originally intended to be a partner to my previous release "For Flint". The tragedy that took place during the Flint water crisis will shake that community for generations to come, and those that have survived it can certainly all teach us a lesson in how to forgive. Even when someone has broken your body and torn your heart out, can you forgive?

credits

released June 1, 2021

Jeremy Ajani Jordan - Keyboards, Synths, Mix Engineer, Producer
Nick Biello - Alto Saxophone (Tracks 3,7,8) and Soprano Saxophone
Mark Dover - Clarinets and Alto Saxophone (Track 4)
J Scott Vinson - Trumpet
Jimmy O'Connell - Trombone
Leon Boykins - Bass (Track 6)
Noah Jackson - Bass (Track 7)
Dan Asher - Bass (All other tracks)
Allan Mednard - Drums (Track 7)
Jake Robinson - Drums (All other tracks) Producer (Track 8)
Tim Gauf - Mastering Engineer
Kevin Hyche - Album Art

Special thanks to Greggory Clark, Michael Davenport, Willerm Delisfort, and Glenn Zaleski

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about

Jeremy Ajani Jordan New York, New York

Critically acclaimed, “a clear technical virtuoso”, “a rare talent”, and “a true Wunderkind,” Jordan was born in Chicago. his instructors and mentors ensured that his burgeoning talent was nurtured by providing a strong foundation in classical training and also encouraged his study of improvised music and composition. ... more