Weldon Irvine - Cosmic Vortex (Justice Divine)

A spiritual jazz-funk masterpiece from one of the genre’s true visionaries.

Originally released in 1974, Cosmic Vortex (Justice Divine) finds Weldon Irvine fusing modal jazz, cosmic funk, and philosophical spoken word into a project that still sounds ahead of its time.

Known for penning "To Be Young, Gifted and Black" for Nina Simone, Irvine was a restless, genre-defying composer, and this album showcases him at his most expansive. From the heavy, cinematic “Love Your Brother” to the haunting title track and the electric fusion of “Walk That Walk, Talk That Talk,” the album is full of soul, protest, and searching.

This U.S. reissue brings the classic back to vinyl with warmth and fidelity. Spiritual, political, and groove-heavy, it's essential listening for fans of Roy Ayers and Lonnie Liston Smith.

Only one copy in stock.

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