Alt Therapy Emanuel

• 1 Need You 04:20
• 2 Thought It'd Be Easy 03:44
• 3 Addiction 02:56
• 4 I Need A Doctor 03:27
• 5 Detention 02:29
• 6 Hindsight 03:51
• 7 Magazines 03:13
• 8 PTH 03:13
• 9 Black Woman 04:00
• 10 Pillows 04:04
• 11 Worldwide 04:07
• 12 I Been 05:05
• Total Runtime 44:29

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In a moment of global disillusionment as social unrest, race equality protests, and the crisis of a pandemic are weighing on the human spirit, Canadian R&B artist Emanuel’s debut EP makes its poignant arrival, fulfilling the true purpose of the artist: to reflect the emotions and times they are living through. On releasing Session 1: Disillusion today, Emanuel shares, “Debuting to the world on Juneteenth, a symbolic day in the celebration of freedom and emancipation for all enslaved Blacks in America, immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of love, hope and healing as the world shifts right before our very eyes.”

“Alt Therapy. It represents so many things.It is healing. Healing for those things in the past that would have us in bondage, in depression, in sadness. Those voices that told us we weren’t important.It’s gratification forthe yearning in our hearts to do something great for the people of this world. These songs are stories-stories from me, about us. I believe God has been the leading benefactor. He gave me virtues and a voice. He gave me melodies that catch the ear and thesoul.All of this, so that I could give a message of truth and love-filled with peace, to the world. This album is happening during this renaissance of beautiful black art in the world.I want to make my mark in this renaissance...with beautiful music...forged in countless hours of dedication and defiance to the bullshit going on.I would rather sip myfavouritewine daily, then try all the world’s wines. My music is like wine that renews herself daily and is true to herflavouralways." (Emanuel)

With each self-penned song on Session 1: Disillusion, Emanuel’s vocals, rich with emotion, unveil his process of coping with a disillusioned portrait of life through alternative therapeutic outlets such as self-reflection, sex, drugs, and relationships. Emanuel progresses towards, and ultimately descends into a state of disillusionment as the elation from the hope of meaningful human connection in “Need You” deflates into a crushing devastation in “Thought It’d Be Easy” that then coasts into the blurry synthetic high of “Addiction”.

Emanuel

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