Solange was showered with praise upon the release of her eclectic album ‘When I Get Home.’
Upon its arrival, the set – which follows 2016’s ‘A Seat At The Table’ – was paired with a short film that streamed exclusively on Apple Music.
Now, she’s premiered an extended Director’s Cut that’s more widely available to all.
The refreshed version, which features all-new scenes and new songs named Dreams (Demo/2), first screened at museums and contemporary institutions worldwide including The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) The Brooklyn Museum, V&A London, and more.
Watch visual, which features contributions from the likes of Alan Ferguson, Terence Nance, Jacolby Satterwhite, and Ray Tintori, in full below…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q55AVeXzqeE
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The original was so good. Look forward to checking out this version
YES SOLANGE!!!!! https://youtu.be/TzyYbtwtKgc
This bish…
Always trying so hard to appear different..
News flash…You’re trying to dang hard
Girl move on…this album was not it.
If you give it more than a couple of listens it’s definitely a grower. The film made it even better actually very creative and quality and I loved seeing black people Everywhere in it