DANCER on SoulBounce. Jody Watley Comes To Slay

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DANCER. Photograpy: Albert Sanchez. Design: Ray Easmon and Jody Watley

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WATCH: @JodyWatley Comes To Slay In Her ‘Dancer’ Visuals http://bit.ly/WatleyDancer ‪#‎JodyWatley‬ ‪#‎RoseroInc‬ ‪#‎ShalamarReloaded‬‪#‎SRL‬

Interesting observations..

 

Many thanks to Soulbounce for continuing to be supportive with my musical evolution and endeavors.

 

 

 

 

Jody Watley ‘Dancer’ on NewNowNext

I’m not generally an artist that gets hyped on views and that sort of thing..but I must say it’s a great feeling to see how quickly ‘Dancer’ has spread throughout Facebook – with over 200,000 views in 5 days. For a veteran artist..this must be some sort of record. The thing that made me happiest as well was the mother from Australia who’s 7 year old son Ollie or as he wants to be called “Bboy Elite” saw the video…and then watched over and over leading to him wanted her to film him dancing to the music of ‘Dancer’ so I could see it (watch it on my Facebook.com/JodyWatleyOfficial). That is what the song is about, the concept of the video – lose yourself – get IN the music.

It’s pretty cool to see this feature on popular music blog NewNowNext – see what they have to say: Here 

 

Jody Watley ‘Paradise’: A Modern Disco Fusion

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Jody Watley’s R&B has always been progressive and the arc of Paradise is no different from Watley’s past endeavors―somewhat. This time, Watley exchanges the electronically charged rhythm and blues from her last three records with a classic / contemporary fusion of disco.

Understand, this isn’t your little brother’s hipster disco, nor is it just a retroactive 70s redux. “PARADISE” melds elements of the aforementioned disco genre from today and yesterday. “ Quentin Harrison, QH Blend 2014