Common When We Move Mp3 Download
Common and Black Thought observes Blackness in the entirety of its brilliance on “When We Move”.
Veteran MC Common is back with another progressive song of devotion. The funk-enlivened single, “When We Move” highlights lyricist Black Thought and Nigerian artist Seun Kuti. Kuti is the child of amazing afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti. Kuti’s rhythm and saxophone riffs add an unmistakable layer of diasporic-affected sounds to the track.
While observing Black individuals, Common is deliberate about being comprehensive by nullifying any thoughts of decency governmental issues. “I’ma simply give Black power its flowers/Whether in the undertakings or the castle,” he raps.
Common and Black Thought recently collaborated on “Say Peace” for his 2020 arrival of A Beautiful Revolution Pt. 1. The Chicago local as of late declared its development, A Beautiful Revolution Pt. 2, which is set to be delivered on September tenth. The collection will likewise incorporate joint efforts with Jessica Care Moore, PJ, Marcus King, Isaiah Sharkey, Brittany Howard, and Morgan Parker.
When talking about the collection, Common shared he needed “to carry bliss to individuals’ souls, enjoyable to their lives and grins to their spirits.”
Common, Black Thought, and Seun Kuti play out their new joint effort interestingly on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon (on August 19).
Quotable Lyrics:
We move in silence, we move the loudest
Ancestors in my dreams, they move the wildest
They prayed about us, praised and shouted
Picture this country bein’ brave without us
A slave’s nostalgia move through the woods with vigor
When we got free, the world moved with us
Now they wanna change their bodies, go figure
Used to call us, now they wanna be niggas
We the rivers that move through the jungle, yo
When we move, we make the world wonderful
