Enjoy this dreamy fusion of Jazz and Soul as Killiam Shakespeare and Moonchild's Amber Navran dream of that special someone on a track for Killiam's forthcoming LP "A Town Called Elsewhere".

Corey Bernhard, keyboards, bass
Steve McKie, drums
Simon Martinez, guitar
Amber Navran, vocals

The Philadelphia-based collective Killiam Shakespeare which consists of the most respected talents in the music industry bring their exciting sound of fusion up to Eavesdrop Radio for a live in-studio performance. This episode which is based upon gathering past and present gems of music for healing in the wake of recent American and worldwide unrest showcases Killiam's show-stopping performance and soulful sound plus a set of all-time classics in socially-aware music. The interview begins at the 1:02:20 mark with a new song played and then their live performance shortly after.






Set List:

Beastie Boys - Something’s Got To Give
Erykah Badu - Drama
The Roots - Dear God 2.0
Jamiroquai - Too Young to Die
Gil Scott-Heron - Enough
Melvin Van Peebles - Love That’s America
Kasandra - Don’t Pat Me on the Back and Call Me Brother
D’Angelo & The Vanguard - The Charade
Curtis Mayfield - Love To The People
Eugene McDaniels - Headless Heroes
Fela Kuti - Sorrow Tears & Blood
Kendrick Lamar - Alright
Anderson .Paak - The Dreamer (ft. Talib Kweli & Timan Family Choir)
Marvin Gaye - Inner City Blues (Makes Me Wanna Holler)
Outkast - Liberation
Eddie Kendricks - My People...Hold On

Live in Studio with Killiam Shakespeare
Killiam Shakespeare - Larry Bird
Killiam Shakespeare - THICKMISS
Killiam Shakespeare - Oakland

The Soil Jazz Orchestra - Rejoice pt 1
The Dynamics - The Creator Has A Master Plan
Lord Echo - The Creator Has A Master Plan
Build An Ark - Love Is Our Nationality
Ty - Music 2 Fly 2
TettoryBad - Eternal Freedom
Emanative - Music Is The Healing Force Of The Universe
Laura Mvula - Let Me Fall
Kutiman - She’s A Revolution
Dj Obah - Marching Orders
Oddisee - Still Sleeping
OriJanus - 6
Troubleman - Roll On feat. Eska
Mark De Clive-Lowe - Sketch for Miguel
Ken Boothe - Is It Because I’m Black
The African Brothers - Self Reliance
Kiki Dee - Love Makes The World Go Round

It's a double dose of Soul as Philly band Killiam Shakespeare hit you with two projects for the 2015 holiday season. "A Killiam Shakespeare Christmas" blends traditional carols with a modern touch as a group of innovative musicians on the rise unite to share their joyful harmonies.

The debut album by Killiam Shakespeare showcases an ear-opening approach to futuristic Soul as the band build with your imagination and go far as the stars with a great lineup of guest appearances to support their dreamy fusion arrangements. With deep layers and musical influences ranging from Dilla to Herbie Hancock, enjoy a mind trip as the experimental Killiam merge lovely grooves with moments which are edgy and spacey.