It’s Not Mine Anymore

Tara Kannangara

Released May 31, 2019

Jazz FM 10 Best Jazz Albums of 2019

YouTube:

https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kAMHc-qiK9y-wiClY-jvXadszuGKw-Nvw

Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/album/4vzjd6hx6c3IFrWMydXCoQ?si=GHCt2H6lQCeMvlbULywPGQ

About:

JUNO-nominated artist, Tara Kannangara is meshing Pop, Electronic/Synth music, Jazz, and Musical Theatre, into a singular voice that is captivating audiences all over North America.

​Growing up in Chilliwack, BC, she studied classical piano and voice from an early age. She then serendipitously picked up the trumpet in high school at first focusing on classical before moving into Jazz and other genres. Tara studied at the University of Victoria for classical trumpet and vocals but later moved to Toronto to pursue music at the University of Toronto where she came into her own as a performer and songwriter. Tara has melded everything she’s learned into genre-bending music that will make you cry, dance, smile and feel everything in between. Tara continues to tour nationally and internationally with her own project. She has also worked with artists such as The Tenors, Lido Pimienta, Elizabeth Shepherd, Larnell Lewis, Vijay Iyer and many more.

Track Listing:

1. I Made This for You 04:59 

2. Touched 05:23 video

3. This Is Nothing Yet 02:15

4. Look Into You 03:48

5. What It Is 04:06

6. Come Talk To Me (Peter Gabriel) 05:46 video

7. Show Me Where To Go 04:02

8. George 01:36

9. We Do Not Belong Together (Stephen Sondheim) 03:35

10. Ire 04:28

11. Love Song 05:54

Personnel:

Tara Kannangara: trumpet, vocals

Chris Pruden: piano

Colin Story: guitar

Julian Anderson-Bowes: bass

Mackenzie Longpre: drums

Evan Cartwright: drums

Kira May: voice, samples & beats 

Produced by Tara Kannangara and Nyles Spencer

Recorded by Nyles Spencer, Michael Fong

Mixed by Nyles Spencer

Mastered by Noah Mintz Lacquer Channel

Album Art by Brittany Farhat and Matthew Fong

Review:

Electronic art-pop meets avant-garde jazz in a remarkably ambitious sophomore effort from this young British Columbia artist. With an extraordinary vision and the talent to make it happen, Tara Kannangara reached out into the ether and brought something otherworldly into being. These are gorgeous, captivating soundscapes that’ll pull you into a realm of dreams and then send you rocketing upward with standout guitar, trumpet and vocal performances. It’s a shape-shifting, textural and unpredictable record that’s challenging in a way that keeps rewarding you for spending more and more time with it. You’re unlikely to find anything else that sounds quite like It’s Not Mine Anymore this year — or any other.

Adam Feibel (JAZZ.FM91)