So, I don’t really have a bucket list of big names. I’m really a student of life and a student of music and have learned so much over the years from all of the collaborations - both about music and about myself. Us: Who is someone you haven’t gotten to work with yet but hope to?įraser T.: I’m so lucky to have worked with some of the biggest names in music but also some of the most vibrant undiscovered artists. The album is shining a light not only on the talent of the collaborators but also on the harsh injustices in the world, so now is the perfect time to release this.Ĭelebrity Music Video Couples Read article I think this is a critical time to be introspective on both a personal and outward level.
Us: Why is now the right time to release it?įraser T.: The album was conceived and written pre COVID-19, so it’s interesting how all of the answers resonate even stronger, now we’re all being forced to lockdown and turn inwards. It’s set to a backdrop of 70’s inspired progressive rock, jazz and soul, with hip hop inspiration throughout. I started writing the questions on an old whiteboard in my studio and the concept was born.įraser T.: It’s 12 deep, philosophical questions being asked to some of the sharpest minds in the world of music, art, activism and poetry. I gave myself some time to reflect on life and the world, and the more I reflected, the more anxious I became about the lack of diversity, the wealth gap, the environment and our lack of connection with each other. rap albums by Kano, Stormzy and then Dave, which had done really well, so I was at a crossroads artistically and personally. Smith: I’d spent the past five years working on 3 U.K. Scroll down for more from Smith on his new album, which includes “Do We Really Care,” a creative collaboration between 1983 Creative, Ori Tandoor and Pentagram Design.įraser T. Now’s the time to really think about social distancing, washing your hands.”Ĭelebrities Who Died From Coronavirus Read article I found out last Friday that they tested positive, I quarantined myself and got tested immediately. I got tested because I realized that I was exposed to someone who had also tested positive. Sabrina hasn’t been tested and she’s doing OK. I will keep you updated on how I’m doing.
I feel ok, I have no symptoms so far but have been isolated since I found out about my possible exposure to the virus,” he shared via Twitter at the time. “This morning I tested positive for COVID-19. The Wire alum, 48, revealed that he had the novel coronavirus in March, making him one of the first celebrities to do so. He managed to record the passage and sent it back to me. We began talking about it when he was locked down in Albuquerque with COVID-19. “I thought Idris would be perfect for this. It’s a paragraph from a book called The Secret DJ, and I found it very powerful,” Smith, 49, says exclusively in the latest issue of Us Weekly. “Idris and I were due to speak about working together on his album, and I had a gap on the first track where there’s a section about fear that I needed narrating. So, it’s no surprise that when it came time for his own album, 12 Questions, which was released by Apple’s Platoon label earlier this month, he enlisted some of his celeb friends to join in - including Idris Elba. Khloe Kardashian and More Celebs Who’ve Tested Positive for Coronavirus Read article
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