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Feel free to recommend similar pieces if you liked this piece, or alternatives if you didn't.Are you a beginner who started playing last month? Do you usually like this style of music? Consider writing about your experience and musical tastes.Do you like the artist? Is the transcription accurate? Is it a good teaching tool? Explain exactly why you liked or disliked the product.Eighteen years after she called me out, having Keys host the 61st Grammy Awards show is a full-circle moment to be celebrated as a victory for true talent, conviction and vision. That is what the Grammys should be all about. There is a wide range of different music styles and arrangements on this ablum which is amazing. Her voice has so much depth and I absolutely love the song Another Way To Die which she does with Jack White whos music I really enjoy too. Keys has always stayed committed to her own beliefs and choices, writing her own songs and knowing exactly who she is as an artist. Alicia Keys is really showing what a great musician and song writer she is on this new cd As I Am. She demonstrated that with her decision to go makeup-free in 2016, championing natural beauty on the cover of her last album, “Here.” And even though I didn’t love her becoming a coach and mentor on “The Voice” - it felt like she was too deep and evolved as an artist to be relegated to singing-competition sound bites - Keys used that platform to further her makeup-free agenda. That was never more evident than when, on 2007’s “As I Am,” Keys raised a feminist fist on the empowering “Superwoman” for “all my women sittin’ here tryin’.” She has always understood and embraced her place as a role model for women, especially young women. Keys would ascend to Grammy glory in 2002, winning five gramophones, including the prestigious Song of the Year (for “Fallin’ ”) and Best New Artist.Īlthough you could already tell that this girl was woke from “A Woman’s Worth” on “Songs in A Minor,” Keys continued to display uncommon consciousness on her sophomore album, 2003’s “The Diary of Alicia Keys.” Tracks such as “Karma” showed that she was a strong woman who absolutely knew her worth. She repped New York all the way - years before she did “Empire State of Mind,” her Big Apple anthem with Jay-Z. She was instantly carrying on the legacy of such all-timers as Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin and Prince (whom she memorably covered on “Songs” with “How Come You Don’t Call Me”).īut this classically trained pianist also had a hip-hop street swag on tracks such as “Girlfriend” and “Rock Wit U” that came from her years of growing up in Hell’s Kitchen. 1 single “Fallin’ ” on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” - she seemed to arrive as a fully formed artist. By the time “Songs in A Minor” was released in June 2001 - a week after Keys performed her No. I kept on falling for Keys, as the rest of the world began to as well. No doubt, she would be a part of the Grammys for years to come.
I knew she was something special right then and there from her confident, self-possessed manner, and she proved me right by the way her fingers danced across those keys as she sang with a raw emotion that channeled the soul of generations before her. Keys charmingly chastised me, calling me “brother” as she welcomed this latecomer. But J Records - Keys’ then-record label helmed by music impresario Clive Davis - was holding an intimate showcase at the W hotel in Westwood, Los Angeles, for its buzz artist who was still months away from dropping her debut album.Įntering through the wrong door, I stumbled right into the middle of Keys holding court at the piano, with her long braids and regal presence, like the queen she already was at 20. It was the day after the Grammys and everyone, including me, was hung over from a night of party-hopping following the awards ceremony. That was my first encounter with the 15-time Grammy winner, who tonight will become the first woman in 14 years to host music’s biggest night. I always knew Alicia Keys was destined for something big, such as hosting Sunday’s Grammy Awards 2019 telecast, ever since that day, in 2001, when she called me out for being late. out to prove she earned her Grammys with new concert Grammy darling Brandi Carlile is no 'Joke' as she gets set to headline MSG
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