Malcom Knowles

On his aptly-titled Provogue Records’ debut, What Happens Next, out October 22nd, roots singer-songwriter and guitarist Davy Knowles boldly steps forward with timeless and cohesive songwriting; sleek modern production; and a lyrical, play-for-the-song guitar approach informed from soul, folk, rock, and blues. The 12-song album is just as influenced by The Black Keys, Fantastic Negrito, Gary Clark Jr., as it is Muddy Waters, Junior Kimbrough, and R.L. Burnside. It is a cohesive body of work rather than a collection of disparate songs.

Kevin A Knowles is a Smooth Jazz instrumentalist, writer and producer

The album title “As Many, as One” isn’t present as a track title, but reveals itself across the album under broader concepts. I think it’s important to shed light on a few of these themes as they become clear with each track…

Con i Caraibi al centro della tempesta moderna - luogo del primo approdo di Colombo ma anche di test nucleari, monocolture inquinanti e deforestazione - questo volume propone un fondamentale salto interpretativo in due aspetti essenziali del nostro tempo: il razzismo e la crisi ambientale. Ferdinand guarda alle devastazioni attuali e alla storia della schiavitù, a chi è stato imbarcato nella stiva della nave negriera, per ridefinire il colonialismo come modo di abitare la terra e l'attuale sconvolgimento del pianeta come suo effetto diretto.

A native of the greater New York Area, singer/actress Pamela Knowles is an expressive jazz-pop vocalist who has generally favored a subtle, relaxed approach. Although Knowles swings, she isn't a belter; her singing has been characterized by restraint rather than aggression. Knowles, who has a B.A. in theater, spent several years acting in New York before moving to London and training at the London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art. Subsequently, she moved to Australia where she recorded her debut album, Love Dance, for the Larrikin label in 1994. Knowles was still living in Australia when she recorded her next album, Boite de Jazz, which was circulated privately. After moving back to the New York area in 2000, Knowles recorded her third album, Thirteen Kinds of Desire, which finds her singing the words of poet Yusef Komunyakaa.