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Music Life: Soul v technology with Raphael Saadiq, Moses Boyd, Denai Moore and Samm Henshaw

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Samm Henshaw

15/02/2020 GMT

Soul v technology with Raphael Saadiq, Moses Boyd, Denai Moore and Samm Henshaw

BBC World Service - Music Life, Soul v technology with Raphael Saadiq, Moses Boyd, Denai Moore and Samm Henshaw

How can you use technology to make music with soul?

Samm Henshaw gets inspired by Raphael Saadiq, Denai Moore and Moses Boyd, as they discuss using technology to make soulful music, and which song they'd like to be remembered for.

In this week’s Music Life, singer-songwriter and Pharrell Williams collaborator Samm Henshaw gets inspired by the thoughts of Raphael Saadiq, Denai Moore, and Moses Boyd.
 
Raphael Saadiq is a Grammy Award-winning and Academy Award-nominated singer, composer, multi-instrumentalist and record producer. He is a member of the multiplatinum group Tony! Toni! Toné!, as well as being a critically acclaimed solo artist, and has worked with the likes of D’Angelo, Kelis, Mary J Blige, Solange, Whitney Houston and John Legend.
 
Jamaican-born, London-based singer and songwriter Denai Moore is newer on the scene, but has worked with the likes of SBTRKT and released two solo albums to date. She’s also the founder of Dee’s Table, a weekly food pop-up and supper club serving vegan Jamaican food.
 
And Moses Boyd is one of jazz's most exciting upcoming artists. He’s a multi-award winning drummer, composer, producer and radio host, who fuses jazz, grime and electronic sounds.
 
Led by Samm Henshaw, the group tells us what colour would best describe the music they make, which of their songs they’d want to be remembered for, and how they find the balance when they use technology to create soulful music.

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