Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation of Lauryn HillThe social heart of The Fugees and its most talented performer, Lauryn Hill tailored The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill not as a crossover record but as a collection of overtly personal and political statements; nevertheless, it rocketed to the top of the album charts and made her a superstar. Hill's verses were intelligent and hardcore, with the talent to rank up there with Method Man. And for the choruses she could move from tough to smooth in a flash,

His distinct ability to craft a kinetic

such as the mighty Studio One catalogue of reggae

Spirits Rejoice)

Featuring the Allman Brothers

Miles Davis and Jimi Hendrix (in one of his final performances at the 1970 Isle Of Wight Festival) - while establishing himself as a fashion photographer

March 2015)

guest shots by Q-Tip and Biz Markie

percussion etc

Schön Rund

The story – at least according to the press releases – is a familiar one

Fusing a dramatic vocal style akin to that of David Bowie in the 1970s with 1980s studio achievers like Microdisney and Prefab Sprout

The otherworldly dirge “God Turn Me into a Flower” serves as allegory about our collective hubris