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This second album from the incredibly talented multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Zaccaeus Paul follows his stunning debut album "Jazz Money," which was selected as one of NPR's must-listen jazz albums of 2024! The album fuses elements of various forms of Black music, including hard bop, swing, hip hop, and neo-soul. It features a diverse range of artists, from jazz legends like Keyon Harrold (Tp), Kevin Williams (Ts), Marshall Allen, Eric Wyatt, and Don Smith, to rising stars in the hip hop/R&B world. 1. The Introduction (Featuring Marshall Allen) 2. Swingin' R&B 3. She F*CK With The Racks (Featuring Kebbi Williams) 4. Sista Sista 5. Stay (Featuring donSMITH) 6. Jazz Money Vol. 2 (Featuring donSMITH) 7. Look To The Sky (Featuring Keyon Harrold) 8. Fuel (Featuring Munir Zakee, Brandon Boone) 9. New Zach Swing 10. Better Must Come (Featuring Happy Qavah, donSMITH, Dezron Douglas) 11. Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah (Featuring Dezron Douglas, Michael Shekwoaga Ode, Keenyn Omari) 12. Cherry Laffy Taffy 13. She Bad 14. Pull Up On Me 15. Keyba$$ Symphony 16. Ten Outta Ten (Featuring (donSMITH) 17. The Eric Wyatt Interview (Featuring Eric Wyatt) Zaccaeus Paul was born in Atlanta, Georgia in 1998. He gained attention in high school with his jazz band and performed at Lincoln Center in New York. He was also involved in the operation of the local Music in the Park Music Festival, which attracts 30,000 people every year, and he has also launched his own Comeback Jazz Festival. After graduating from high school, he studied Latin music at a music conservatory in Puerto Rico. In 2016, inspired by Snarky Puppy and Kendrick Lamar, he independently released his debut EP "TWLG". Since then, he has consistently released singles such as "Gmm" and "Autumn Leaves" in 2017, "Might Not Get It" in 2018, "Hadiya's Idea" and "Colored Girls World" in 2019, and "Gettin' It" and "Money To Make" in 2022. He also participated in the recently released album "Tales of the Facade (Candid)" by the highly acclaimed artist Morgan Guerin. His 2024 debut album "Jazz Money" received critical acclaim.
