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Leon Bridges Is The Fifth Face Of CLASH 129

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Leon Bridges is the fifth face of CLASH 129.

For close to a decade, Leon Bridges has established himself as a forerunner of modern soul. The Grammy-winning artist not only disarms listeners with timeless songs imbued with the poetics of Otis Redding, but his ability to captivate an audience with primetime jam performances, sets him apart from the imitators.

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Over a quick succession of albums, Bridges fashioned aural worlds redolent of the clear sky, desert expanse of the Deep South, flitting between balladic RnB, blues, psych-rock, gospel, country and more. Bridges found himself catapulted into new worlds, opening for Harry Styles in Mexico City, taking the stage in Japan at Fuji Rock, and even playing for Barack Obama at the White House.

On his first album in three years, the singer returns to himself and the people that made him. Bridges takes us back to his roots in Fort Worth, Texas, painting a vivid portrait of spiritual awakenings, home and belonging. It’s his most personal passion project yet; completely tied to his identity not only as a musician, but as an individual.

“The whole inspiration was returning to why people fell in love with me in the first place, without doing a repeat of ‘Coming Home,’” he says of his new era. “It’s just meaningful, honest music that is super soulful.”

But that’s not all. Between these pages you’ll experience the pop pedigree ofJADEenter Romy‘s club utopia, raid the archives with the elder statesmen of popBryan Ferryand be introduced to trailblazerKai-Isaiah Jamal‘s musical aliasKissin’ Teef. You’ll encounter the triumphant origin story ofThee Sacred Soulsthe boundary-less jazz ofNubya Garciaand the anthemic electronics ofTHAI. You’ll also absorb life lessons fromheadbecome exposed to the searing truth ofArmyand much more.

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Words: Eve Boothroyd

Photography: Arthur Comely

Fashion: Harry Clements

Creative Direction: Rob Meyers

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Francis Wood

Francis Wood is a Journalist at Flaunt Weekly Covering Business News.

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