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^ a b c d "Interview: Jon Batiste Dives into His Inspiring, Genreless New Album We Are' ". "Spill Album Review: Jon Batiste - We Are". "Jon Batiste Delivers Infectious Slice of Uplifting Soul with We Are". Year-end charts Year-end chart performance for We Are Chart (2021)Īustralian Jazz and Blues Albums (ARIA) US Top Contemporary Jazz Albums ( Billboard) Weekly chart performance for We Are: Roots & Traditions Chart (2020) Steve McEwan – acoustic guitar, composer Ĭharts Weekly charts Weekly chart performance for We Are Chart (2021–2022)Īustralian Jazz and Blues Albums ( ARIA) Īustralian Hitseekers Albums ( ARIA). Augustine High School Marching 100 – brass band David Pimentel – drums, producer, recording. Jon Batiste – bass (vocal), composer, Fender jazz bass, keyboards, mellotron, moog bass, piano, producer, strings, theremin, vocals. īatiste released a deluxe edition of the album on October 15, 2021. Speaking to Atwood Magazine, Batiste described We Are as "a representation of genreless music that's just about the story" and "a culmination of my life to this point". The album also features Mavis Staples, Zadie Smith, PJ Morton, and Trombone Shorty. Īs part of Record Store Day 2020, Batiste released a limited edition EP titled We Are: Roots & Traditions. On June 12, 2020, he released the single "We Are", featuring the band from his New Orleans alma mater, the St. 
While largely written and recorded prior to the events of 2020, the album's lyrical and thematic content reflects such events as the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and his involvement in 2020, leading Black Lives Matter protests in New York after the killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. Batiste began working on the album in late 2019, making it in his dressing room over six days in September and finishing it by mid-2020.
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