
Multi-instrumentalist André Akinyele was the pioneering force of the cyber-jazz movement of the mid-to late '00s with his band Gemini Soul, which merged musical technology with jazz, funk, fusion, and political topical experimentation; along the lines of the '70s jazz/fusion movement that included such artists as Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, and Parliament-Funkadelic. His first five albums as Marcel, including his debut album The Diary of Marcel (1998), found Akinyele heavily influenced by Prince.
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Feel So Good
Ride or Die
DC Love (You Know It)
Nebula
The Ballad of Dorothy Parker
App Love (Digi-Love)
Dance for Me
Speakerphone [Explicit]
Run To
Georgetown
The Potomac Syndrome
Speakerphone
Make It Better
Streetcar
Uniqlo Boy
York St.
Help Me
Tip of My Tongue
PaceMaker
Love Me [Album Version]
Next to You
Take a Minute
After the Love
Love Me
A Ritual of Sound and Time
Mimicking Tenderness
I Can See Now
Rage Romance Revelation
Crucify
Compassion
The Wulu (Lovesexy Cocktail Guide Instrumental Mix)
We Walked On the Moon
Metal Skin and Ivory Birds
War Of Independence
After Dark
Sweet
Turnin' Me to Stay (feat. Mv)
Body
Call Me
Immigrant
Old Skool Vibe
T.O. (Toronto)
Sweet Thang
Telegram Mews
Sky's the Limit [Revisited]
Midnight
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