Miles Davis - Tutu (LP) 1461 Balancing moments of suffocating heaviness

Balancing moments of suffocating heaviness with eerie ambience and raw vulnerability

connection and personal transformation through expansive arrangements and textured production

atmospheric soundscapes and Daniel Tompkins' soaring vocals

the album blends rock

poised to inspire a whole new generation of devotees

Miles Davis - Tutu (LP) 1461 Balancing moments of suffocating heavinessReleased in 1986, Tutu marked one of the boldest reinventions of Miles Davis' extraordinary career. Produced by bassist and multi instrumentalist Marcus Miller, the album embraced contemporary electronic production, funk, pop and jazz fusion, pairing Davis' unmistakable trumpet with synthesizers, drum machines and richly layered arrangements. Dedicated to Archbishop Desmond Tutu, the record reflected both the changing musical landscape of the 1980s