Canadian, six-time JUNO nominee and two-time Polaris Prize nominee classical pianist Elizabeth Shepherd recently released her new, 11-track album, from which we chose its opening track Time. Shepherd’s velvety vocals are exquisitely matched with improvisational, nu jazz complexity, and r&b sensitivity to unleash a flawless and remarkably euphoric vibe. And she is experienced enough having released 8 critically acclaimed albums to date, and collaborated with such musicians as Lionel Loueke and UK producer Nostalgia 77, to avoid any genre boundary but also artistically express with a healthy dose of experimentation, beyond forms and templates. Regarding this gem’s lyrical depth, you may get an idea below:
“Time is the unit of our transformation, the end of presence where we stop and take stock…”
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