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Tony Glausi and Charlemagne the Goddess team up for "I Could Fall in Love" [Video]

  • August 26, 2021
  • Tayo Odutola
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Multi-talented trumpeter/producer Tony Glausi and rapper Charlemagne the Goddess have teamed up for this uplifting record titled "I Could Fall in Love." Glausi masterfully blends elements from jazz, soul, retro-pop, and hip-hop on this tune to deliver a bright piano-driven, groovy beat that fits perfectly with Charlemagne's insightful lyrics that center around love and the what if's. The track opens up with Glausi's mellow melodic chorus that complements the verses by Charlemagne. The rapper reflects on the variables that come in falling in love and maybe it ain't all that to start with it. Contrasting perspectives between the two are expressed as Glausi belts over hopeful melodic tones on the chorus. Other contributors to the track include Lex Sadler on the Moog bass, Anwar Marshall on drums and The Grand Mess on background vocals, and additional production

Alejandro Allen and Ian langley's visual representation of the song is quite cinematic and follows 2twocharacters played by Glausi and Charlemagne the Goddess as they traverse the rough terrain of falling in love.  The train station scenes are made up of a myriad of performance shots and the progression of the duo as they slowly get to know each other. The final part however doesn't quite end happily ever after as one person has to alight to go their own way.
 
Tony Glausi has established his place in the industry as an international award-winning trumpeter, keyboardist, composer, and producer in New York City. Among other accolades, Tony won first prize in the 2017 Carmine Caruso International Jazz Solo Competition, first prize in the Jazz division of the 2017 ITG International Trumpet Competition, and first prize in the jazz division of the 2014 National Trumpet Competition.

Get "I Could Fall in Love" on all DSPs here

Connect with Tony Glausi: SoundCloud | Facebook | YouTube | Instagram 

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