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Norman Brown

"Ausar” - Best Jazz Performance 

“It Hits Different" - Best Contemporary Instrumental Album

"Ausar” - Best Jazz Performance 

Track Description: 

The hypnotic “Ausar,” driven by the funky undercurrent of Lil' John Roberts’ (Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder, Mary J. Blige, Musiq Soulchild, Prince) drum grooves which ride sublimely alongside Norman’s soulful guitar runs. An integral part of Norman’s artistry is this devotion to his faith and the principals of Maat, the ancient Egyptian concept of truth, balance, order, harmony, morality, and justice. He explains that “‘Ausar,’ is the first law of God which is God on earth, man's highest form spiritually.”

“It  Hits Different" - Best Contemporary Instrumental Album

Album Description:

“It Hits Different”, is collection of eleven invigorating originals that transport you on a fantastic voyage and that seamlessly unite the best elements of Jazz, R&B, Pop, Blues, and beyond. Brown shares, “I've put a great amount of time, energy and focus into developing my gift of channeling a heavenly sound that strikes the spirit, moves emotions and makes you feel good.” His intent for his latest project was to ensure that the music connects with his fans (affectionately dubbed “Normantics”) and “hits different” from his previous recordings. “The music on this album expands my personality and artistic expression and it reveals additional elements of my character,” confides Norman.

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Accolades

“One of the 50 greatest guitarists of all time.” - uDiscover Music 

“A culmination of Jimi Hendrix and George Benson with some of Wes Montgomery thrown in.”- JazzTimes Magazine 

“One of the greatest and most articulate guitarists out there.” - George Benson 

"One of contemporary jazz’s brightest lights…a master player and improviser.” - AllMusic