020286251385
020286251392

Q Theory- Quantum Leap Vol. 2

Wyclef Jean

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Format: CD

Cat No: SODO25138

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Release Date:  30 October 2026

Label:  Megaforce

Packaging Type:  Digipak

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  020286251385

Genres:  Jazz  

Release Date:  11 December 2026

Label:  Megaforce

Packaging Type:  Gate Fold

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  020286251392

Genres:  Jazz  

  • Description

    Inspired by the late, great Quincy Jones, Rocinha opens the album, Q Theory - This represents the initial
    opening movement and catalyst in the inception of "Rara Jazz." As a fearless fusion of jazz, Caribbean,
    Brazilian, African, and American sounds, the track draws profound inspiration from the spirit of Brazil's
    iconic favela, Rocinha, the harmonic depth of John Coltrane, and the improvisational genius of Herbie
    Hancock.


    The composition features a rich instrumental tapestry, with Wyclef Jean on guitars, Fender Rhodes, bass,
    synthesizers, and drum programming. Complementing this vision are Robert Glasper on piano, Patrick
    Pelissier on keyboards and Fender Rhodes, Emmanuel Laine on drums, Emanuel Najee on bass, and
    Godwin Louis on saxophone, with vocal textures provided by Kayla Carpenter, Kyle Carpenter, and
    Lynette Rhett.


    Welcome to Rara Jazz.

    Description

    Inspired by the late, great Quincy Jones, Rocinha opens the album, Q Theory. This represents the initial
    opening movement and catalyst in the inception of "Rara Jazz." As a fearless fusion of jazz, Caribbean,
    Brazilian, African, and American sounds, the track draws profound inspiration from the spirit of Brazil's
    iconic favela, Rocinha, the harmonic depth of John Coltrane, and the improvisational genius of Herbie
    Hancock.


    The composition features a rich instrumental tapestry, with Wyclef Jean on guitars, Fender Rhodes, bass,
    synthesizers, and drum programming. Complementing this vision are Robert Glasper on piano, Patrick
    Pelissier on keyboards and Fender Rhodes, Emmanuel Laine on drums, Emanuel Najee on bass, and
    Godwin Louis on saxophone, with vocal textures provided by Kayla Carpenter, Kyle Carpenter, and
    Lynette Rhett.


    Welcome to Rara Jazz.

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Rocinha (feat. Robert Glasper Godwin Louis and Patrick Pelissier)
      • 2. Lady Havana (feat. Yussef Dayes, Theo Croker, Yiyi Sanchez and Axel Tosca)
      • 3. Silk & Sand (feat. Jean Caze, Godwin Louis, Weedie Braimah and Axel Tosca)
      • 4. French Quarter (feat. Harvey Mason, Robert Glasper, Niia and Theo Croker)
      • 5. Pegasus (feat. Yussef Dayes & Bradford Hayes)
      • 6. Farafina (feat. Robert Glasper, Elena Pinderhughes, Godwin Louis and Arden Altino)
      • 7. Sugarcane & Watermelon (feat. Harvey Mason, Weedie Braimah and Godwin Louis)
      • 8. Harlem Nights (feat. Melky Jean, Godwin Louis, Axel Tosca, Patrick Pelissier, Emanuel Najee and Emmanuel Laine)
      • 9. Toussaint Louverture (feat. Mushy Widmaier, Dadi Beauburn, Jean Caze, Papa Jube, Emmanuel Laine and Weedie Braimah)

    Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Rocinha (feat. Robert Glasper Godwin Louis and Patrick Pelissier)
      • 2. Lady Havana (feat. Yussef Dayes, Theo Croker, Yiyi Sanchez and Axel Tosca)
      • 3. Silk & Sand (feat. Jean Caze, Godwin Louis, Weedie Braimah and Axel Tosca)
      • 4. French Quarter (feat. Harvey Mason, Robert Glasper, Niia and Theo Croker)
      • 5. Pegasus (feat. Yussef Dayes & Bradford Hayes)
      • 6. Farafina (feat. Robert Glasper, Elena Pinderhughes, Godwin Louis and Arden Altino)
      • 7. Sugarcane & Watermelon (feat. Harvey Mason, Weedie Braimah and Godwin Louis)
      • 8. Harlem Nights (feat. Melky Jean, Godwin Louis, Axel Tosca, Patrick Pelissier, Emanuel Najee and Emmanuel Laine)
      • 9. Toussaint Louverture (feat. Mushy Widmaier, Dadi Beauburn, Jean Caze, Papa Jube, Emmanuel Laine and Weedie Braimah)