Saul Williams makes Leap Life sound like a séance for liberation

Saul Williams’ Leap Life enters the 18 June news cycle with the gravity of an artist who has never treated the voice as merely a delivery system. The new album marks his first solo full-length in seven years and brings him back to Big Dada, with lead single Conspiracy featuring Gonjasufi and Moor Mother. That pairing alone suggests a track built from smoke, pressure, poetry and political static, but the wider album frame is even larger. Williams reportedly draws from hip-hop, West African rhythms and ambient arrangements while thinking through collective grief, conflict and liberation. Leap Life sounds like a record built for a world where the dead, the living and the not-yet-free all share the same frequency. In an era full of noise, Williams still knows how to make language feel dangerous, spiritual and necessary.

Source: https://www.thelineofbestfit.com/news/robert-del-naja-kamasi-washington-georgia-anne-muldrow-and-more-to-feature-on-new-saul-williams-album-leap-life