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Angélique Kidjo has unveiled the music video for her re-imagined version of Talking Heads’ iconic song
“Once In A Lifetime”

 
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Angelique Kidjo's version of the Talking Heads’ classic 1980 album, with superstar producer Jeff Bhasker (Kanye West, Jay Z, Drake, Beyoncé, Bruno Mars, and Taylor Swift), reinterpreting classic songs with electrifying rhythms, African guitars, and layered backing vocals.

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“The feeling returns whenever we close our eyes” #remaininlight #crosseyedandpainless photo @k.henry #finegoldmusic On Thursday September 27th, I will be singing my #RemainInLight concert in Central Park at the SummerStage NYC Festival!!! Special guest: the @resistancerevivalchorus More info here: https://cityparksfoundation.org/events/angelique-kidjos-remain-in-light-resistance-revival-chorus/ Tune in to @wfuv Public Radio tonight at 8pm ET to hear Angelique's interview + session with Rita Houston which you can also listen to now at the link in the profile. #AngeliqueKidjo #TalkingHeads #RemainInLight The first copy of the physical #remaininlight album!!! I love it! You can now pre-order my reimagination of the Talking Heads' Remain In Light album on CD which will be released Sept. 28th! Link in profile. #AngeliqueKidjo #TalkingHeads #RemainInLight #music #rockandroll #TheGreatCurve #RemainInLight @kerryjamesmarsh My version of The Great Curve featuring Alicia Keys, Questlove, and Blood Orange is out now on @amazonmusic! Link in profile. 🌍 #TalkingHeads #RemainInLight #AngeliqueKidjo #AliciaKeys #Questlove #BloodOrange
Back In the studio!!! NYC! See you in a few weeks for #RemainInLight at @summerstage!
#Aretha: you're the reason why I'm a singer today. When Amazing Grace came out, it was the first time I saw a black woman on an album cover. Aretha is sitting on the steps of a church, in front of an open doorway, and she’s wearing a beautiful African dress the color of burnt sienna lined in pink. Just seeing an American singer wearing an African dress had a huge impact on me. She’s looking right at the camera, giving a soft smile, and her eyes, they are so serene. everything about the photo—the stairs leading to the open door, her open arms—suggests pathways and possibilities.
Great concert review in the @washingtonpost !!!#remaininlight @wolf_trap #remaininlight forever @raviniafestival tonight!!!