Emmanuel Jal, a musician, actor and campaigner who has received a Juno nomination, debuts his magnificent sixth studio album, "NAATH," which he co-wrote with his extraordinarily gifted sister, Nyaruach.
NAATH is a vibrant, Afrobeat-infused album featuring Emmanuel and Nyaruach heavily referencing the distinctive sounds of their own nation while fusing together traditional folklore, love ballads and contagious dance beats. The majestic Kingdom of Kush is surrounded by a region and language known in antiquity as NAATH. It was important to choose this topic carefully since Jal and Nyaruach's music frequently contrasts with the grim image of violence and poverty that pervades South Sudan. Instead, both artists opt to use their colorful tones and messaging to focus on the tenacity and rich culture of their identities.
Despite significant challenges, Emmanuel and Nyaruach have already finished their first album and released Ti-Chuong, their debut music video, which was filmed on location in Kenya. The song's distinctive and seldom heard sounds and traditional South Sudanese afrobeat are used to create an exciting dance music. Both Emmanuel and Nyaruach are eager to collaborate with other producers and DJs to remix and reimagine the music in order to appeal to a wider audience.
The Key, Gua, Ceasefire, Warchild and See Me Mama are among Emmanuel's five studio albums that have received nominations for awards. Live 8 and the One Concert for His Holiness the Dalai Lama were only two of the live performances he has participated in. He has shared the stage and played with musicians including Lauryn Hill, Peter Gabriel, Nelly Furtado, Darryl "DMC" McDaniels, Alicia Keys and Nile Rodgers..

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