Where The Rose EP was a fiery commentary on social and political justice issues, such as racism and protests against police brutality, The Azura EP is more spiritual in its approach. It still mentions politics and social justice but has a strong emphasis on the afterlife. The passion of The Rose EP gives way to depressive and more pessimistic thoughts on The Azura EP. The blue theme of the EP is most apparent on the final track “Any Way the Wind Blows” which introduces us to a young suicidal female and her cousin. The lyrics in combination with Kno’s well-known melancholic sound create a gloomy atmosphere. As per usual, The Azura EP is masterfully executed. Now it’s time to wait for what will probably be The Njano EP based on the color yellow.
Tracklisting:
1. Violet (The Upper Room)
2. Gone [featuring Trizz]
3. Any Way the Wind Blows
You can stream The Azura EP for free on CunninLynguist‘s Bandcamp page or decide on your own how much you’re willing to pay to support this project. However, do it fast because once The Azura EP went up, The Rose EP disappeared which probably means that The Azura EP will be taken down once The Njano EP goes up.