(photo credit: Luis Mora)
Support for Harrison:
"Harrison is a high-achieving polymath...His work fuses synthetic beats with complex, jazz-like arrangements, and on "Float," he distills these sounds into a smooth, delicate soul rhythm." - NPR
“Butter-smooth, celestial” - Complex
“One of the most exciting young producers in Toronto right now” - VICE
“Harrison’s earnestness is unforced and contagious” - The FADER
“an innovative artist to watch." - Consequence
“Bonet's ethereal vocals are appropriate for a song titled "Float." The Los Angeles-based R&B singer…glides effortlessly over Harrison's bass and drums-driven production.” - Exclaim on “Float”
"[Birds, Bees, The Clouds & The Trees] got some cool guests, including Kadhja Bonet, who's on the recently-released, psychedelic soul-leaning 'Float,' and rappers MED and Guilty Simpson, who are on the just-released 'Bump,' which will take you right back to the early '90s jazzy alt-rap era." - Brooklyn Vegan
“Super smooth” - i-D Magazine
“Apricity is a vibrant record that places him nicely alongside Ryan Hemsworth, Sango, Kaytranada and Onra” - KEXP
“…a chef's kiss of a downtempo R&B jam for a dreamy two-and-a-half minutes.” – CBC Music on “Float”
Later this month, jazz and R&B producer, composer and musician Harrison will release his self-produced third album Birds, Bees, The Clouds & The Trees, demonstrating the evolution of the Toronto-based artist’s sound since releasing his first two JUNO-nominated albums, as well as his recent composition work on video games (Nintendo Switch’s LOUD) and commercials (NERF, Play-Doh). Today, he shares another glimpse into the record with the release of ethereal single “Blue Sky” featuring Nanna. B, the next artist taking a step inside the producer’s technicolored world, following the releases of “Bump” featuring MED & Guilty Simpson and “Float” featuring Kadjha Bonet.
"Nanna captured the vibe of the instrumental for this one," Harrison adds on the collaboration with the artist known for her work with Raphael Saadiq, Hodgy Beats and Mndsgn. "Nanna and I chatted earlier last year over Zoom about the effects on the pandemic and how we got through it. I think she captures the solitude of the situation while also floating across the beat."
Watch the Jeremy White-animated visualizers for “Blue Sky” below. |
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