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Notes Rough Trade exclusive limited (to 300 copies) edition double neon yellow vinyl LP in a gatefold sleeve with a 20-page booklet and signed 12" x 12" print. Multi-Grammy Award-winning musician, composer, and artist Dhani Harrison's long career has been anything but ordinary. As an artist who defies categorization, Harrison continues to explore the boundaries of music and creativity. His ability to seamlessly blend diverse influences while maintaining his individuality has solidified his place as a contemporary musical visionary. With each new composition, performance, and collaboration, Harrison invites us to join him on a sonic journey that knows no limits. Harrison now returns with his new solo album, Innerstanding, featuring collaborations with Graham Coxon (Blur), Liela Moss (The Duke Spirit), Mereki, and more. The album's first single, "Damn That Frequency," serves as a testament to Harrison's unwavering dedication to constructing intricate auditory landscapes. Through his lyrical storytelling and musical artistry, he invites audiences on a transformative cinematic adventure that unfolds within the realm of sound. Comments and Reviews Add a Comment or Review about this album See Also ![]() Previous by Artist ![]() Previous on Label This Record: Price Guide : Add Valuation : Add Image : Add Video : Add Missing Info : Make Correction : Add See Also : Add Linked Release : Add to List : Add Tag : Show Image Data : Edit Images : BBCode : Credits
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