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26 set 2022 · Sept. 25 marked the 10th anniversary of the release of Kaleidoscope Dream, an album in which Miguel shared the adventurous genre-jumping that had Donny Hathaway, Radiohead, Curtis Mayfield, David Bowie, Prince, Grace Jones, Sade, Jodeci, M83 and The Knife all sharing space in his playlist. The album showcased an artist entering his prime as a ...
Kaleidoscope Dream is the second studio album by American R&B singer-songwriter Miguel. It was released on September 25, 2012, by Black Ice Records, ByStorm Entertainment, and RCA Records. After the commercial breakthrough of his debut album All I Want Is You, Miguel pursued a greater creative role on Kaleidoscope Dream as its principal writer and producer. He recorded most of the album at ...
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Kaleidoscope Dream is the second studio album by American R&B recording artist Miguel, released on September 25, 2012, by RCA Records. After attaining commercial standing with his 2010 debut album All I Want Is You, Miguel wanted to play a larger creative role in his music and principally produced and wrote Kaleidoscope Dream.
2 ott 2012 · Kaleidoscope Dream, an Album by Miguel. Released 2 October 2012 on RCA (catalog no. 88725-47203-2; CD). Genres: Alternative R&B. Rated #226 in the best albums of 2012. Featured peformers: Miguel (executive producer, writer, art direction, design), Mark Pitts (executive producer), Wayne Barrow (co-executive producer), Phillana Williams (manager), Tom Coyne (mastering engineer), Erwin Gorostiza ...
Kaleidoscope Dream – Don’t Look Back 3. Kaleidoscope Dream – Use Me 4. Kaleidoscope Dream – Do You… 5. Kaleidoscope Dream – Kaleidoscope Dream 6. Kaleidoscope Dream – The Thrill 7. Kaleidoscope Dream – How Many Drinks 8. Kaleidoscope Dream – Where’s the Fun in Forever 9. Kaleidoscope Dream – Arch & Point 10.
But Kaleidoscope Dream is not that album—and it’s better for it. The next song, “Don’t Look Back”, lays shuffling ’60s pop over throbbing electro-house as Miguel warns a partner to run before the moon turns him into a womanising beast.
