
Morgan Freeman will release his first music project, 'Morgan Freeman’s Symphonic Blues Experience', on streaming platforms on August 14. The 89-year-old actor narrates and produces the 12-track album, which explores the blues…
Morgan Freeman will release his first music project, 'Morgan Freeman’s Symphonic Blues Experience', on streaming platforms on August 14. The 89-year-old actor narrates and produces the 12-track album, which explores the blues genre over the past century.
The project features the Ground Zero Blues Club Band, orchestral work from the Chineke! Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios, and artists including Taj Mahal and Keb’ Mo’. Freeman co-founded the Ground Zero Blues Club in Mississippi over 25 years ago. A live version with narration, visuals, and a symphony orchestra is also planned.
A 89-year-old Hollywood star releasing a debut blues album is a charming novelty, but the media risks treating it as more significant than it is. The project is a narrated compilation with guest musicians, not a solo singing debut. Let us wait to hear how many of the 12 tracks feature Freeman's voice, not just his storytelling. That will tell us if this is a genuine musical offering or a celebrity-curated playlist.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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