Omar Coleman - Strange Times

Omar Coleman - Strange TimesIt's the core philosophy of astute curiosity that's established Omar Coleman as a rising star with iron clad longevity in the national blues scene. Hailing from the West Side of Chicago, Coleman grew up entrenched in soul music and black music that defined the era in the mid 90s. Working as a barber by trade, Coleman recalls being bored at his shop on Michigan & Adams in Downtown Chicago and sauntering to the music shop down the street to pick up an

the project wrapped up months of electronic and disjointed correspondence necessitated by mandatory lockdowns and punctuated by the harsh Winnipeg climate

Gladiator 10

For four decades Namibia suffered from racism and discrimination by the South African apartheid regime

The Fall's first live album

Channel Tres

"Coalescence" explores each song down to it's smallest sonic niche

making waves through his collaborations with Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah

and is full of color- drawing much of it's multichromatic sound from the bright colors of pop art

5 part-studio/ part live albums

vinyl cut by Noel Summerville

illuminating the splendor

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