Album artwork for But Only After You Have Suffered by Jamire Williams

Composer, producer, percussionist Jamire Williams applies sound collage practice to modern jazz composition, beat production, MC / vocalist features, and his uniquely impressionistic drumming style to make the deeply spiritual But Only After You Have Suffered – an album as akin to minimalist painting as an art-house film soundtrack or a classic hip-hop mixtape.

A creative collaborator of Solange Knowles and a first-call drummer for the likes of Jeff Parker, Blood Orange and Moses Sumney, on his new album Williams brings together artists from his hometown of Houston (vocalists Corey King, Lisa E. Harris, Fat Tony, Jawwaad Taylor), those he became close to over several years living in LA (Sam Gendel, Zeroh, Mic Holden, Josh Johnson, fellow International Anthem artist Carlos Niño), and other creative partners from his life-long Journey in sound (Chassol, Svet, Kenneth Whalum).

Jamire Williams

But Only After You Have Suffered

International Anthem Recording Co
Album artwork for But Only After You Have Suffered by Jamire Williams
LP

£24.99

Black
Released 29/10/2021Catalogue Number

IARC46LP

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Jamire Williams

But Only After You Have Suffered

International Anthem Recording Co
Album artwork for But Only After You Have Suffered by Jamire Williams
LP

£24.99

Black
Released 29/10/2021Catalogue Number

IARC46LP

Learn more

Composer, producer, percussionist Jamire Williams applies sound collage practice to modern jazz composition, beat production, MC / vocalist features, and his uniquely impressionistic drumming style to make the deeply spiritual But Only After You Have Suffered – an album as akin to minimalist painting as an art-house film soundtrack or a classic hip-hop mixtape.

A creative collaborator of Solange Knowles and a first-call drummer for the likes of Jeff Parker, Blood Orange and Moses Sumney, on his new album Williams brings together artists from his hometown of Houston (vocalists Corey King, Lisa E. Harris, Fat Tony, Jawwaad Taylor), those he became close to over several years living in LA (Sam Gendel, Zeroh, Mic Holden, Josh Johnson, fellow International Anthem artist Carlos Niño), and other creative partners from his life-long Journey in sound (Chassol, Svet, Kenneth Whalum).