Jorja Smith - Rose Rouge

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वर्ष2020

अवधि5m

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7.3

All proceeds from sales of this 7” single release via this store will be donated to the non-profit Kwanda, a platform designed to both help and encourage individuals giving back to, and building within, black communities. https://BlueNoteReimagined.lnk.to/NonprofitVinylID Rose Rouge is released as part of the forthcoming Blue Note Re:imagined album Follow on instagram: @bluenotereimagined Original by St Germain Director: Samona Olanipekun Producer: Aws Al-Jezairy Production Company: Object & Animal Exec. Producer: Morgan Clement Edit: Samona Olanipekun Titles: Dennis McInnes Colourist: Jason Wallis, at ETC “With so much currently happening and even more yet to happen, I felt it was important to take stock. The film was an opportunity to highlight the immense effort being made including the strength and the spirit display. It's so easy to get disheartened and lose sight of what we're fighting for. Jorja's Rose Rouge is a beautiful track that has the power to unite and inspire. It was only right that we aimed to match that energy with the visuals. It was also important to draw a link to the freedom fighters that came before us. We're part of a fight that began long before most of us were born and it's highly likely it will continue after we are gone; all we can do is carry the baton and continue to demand change.” - Samona Olanipekun – Director “We have to continue the conversation around injustices that are and have been inflicted upon black people all over the world. This video is a tribute to all the people who have paved the way for black empowerment and freedom. We are not going to stay quiet - black lives matter - they always have. Samona, who directed the video, captured the togetherness and power of the movement and I hope when you watch, you feel with us.” – Jorja Smith Object & Animal would like to thank the following people for letting us use their footage, donations have been made on their behalf to Black Lives Matter Global Network, The Black Curriculum, Martha P Johnson Instit