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World Cafe : World Cafe Phrases and Music Podcast : NPR


Michael Kiwanuka

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Michael Kiwanuka

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  • “Small Modifications”
  • “Floating Parade”
  • “The Remainder of Me”
  • “One and Solely”

Immediately on World Cafe, Michael Kiwanuka‘s right here to speak about his brand-new album, Small Modifications. The English singer, songwriter and producer says his fourth document represents a interval of massive life adjustments, together with leaving London and fatherhood.

“I used to be subliminally pondering of the worry of that change,” he says. “Can issues keep as they have been? Can I adapt? And it form of grew to become the topic of the album.”

The Mercury Prize winner talks about how previous successes gave him the boldness to experiment along with his sound. Small Modifications strips again among the manufacturing parts from 2019’s Kiwanuka, bringing his voice again to the forefront. That manufacturing comes courtesy of co-producers Hazard Mouse and Inflo.

Plus, Kiwanuka shares what music he initially thought was too tacky, however now’s one his favorites on the document.

This episode of World Cafe was produced and edited by Kimberly Junod. The net story was created by Miguel Perez. Our engineer is Chris Williams. Our programming and reserving coordinator is Chelsea Johnson and our line producer is Will Loftus.

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