
Grown marks the debut EP from Morrison & The Underground Affiliates, a compact but expansive three‑song project that threads poetic lyricism through jazzy arrangements to reveal both vulnerability and resolve. The record introduces two new, unreleased tracks — “Skylight” and “Sometimes Maybe” — each built around raw lyricism and poetry set against warm, jazz‑tinged instrumentation, while the previously released lead single “Used to Being Alone” provides a brighter counterpoint that rounds out the project’s emotional arc. On “Skylight”, the Epoch House choir from Nigeria and vocalist Martha Margarett lend a reverent, hymn‑like presence that deepens the song’s meditation on loss and the responsibilities we carry on life’s journeys, supported by Felipe Ribeiro on keyboard, André Vasconcellos on electric bass, and Fernando Moreno on drums. “Sometimes Maybe” pushes into strong lyrical prose that interrogates the line between hunger and greed and traces the hardening and growth that come with assuming responsibility as a man and as an artist, anchored by Felipe Ribeiro’s keys, Pablo Arruda’s bass, and Fernando Moreno’s drums. Together the three tracks demonstrate a multi‑genre curiosity — hip hop’s cadence, jazz’s harmonic warmth, and singer‑songwriter intimacy — that showcases Morrison’s versatility and the collective’s collaborative depth. This debut EP announces a clear artistic vision: music that is literate and soulful, unafraid to balance introspection with moments of light, and rooted in a community of musicians and voices that amplify its emotional stakes
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... a Los Angeles-based musical collective founded in 2024 by Morrison Machiavelli. The group blends genres such as Hip Hop, Jazz, Neo-Soul, and Alternative Rock, aiming to create music that transcends generational boundaries....




