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I thought: I just need a break from framing. I'm tired of backing everything up and explaining why this character does this and that.—Spalding on her reasons for recording Exposure in a New York Times interviewWith an aim to finish ten songs for this project, Spalding started broadcasting the writing, arranging, and recording of Exposure at 9am PST on September 12, 2017 via for 77 hours straight. The live stream took place at and included breaks for sleep and sustenance, adding a layer of reality-TV voyeurism to the experiment. Spalding chose to do the experiment in 77 hours because she was once told by a reverend that 'seven is a divine number. It’s the number of completion.

It represents the earthly culmination of a divine thought', and she enjoyed that sentiment. She has stated that the premise of Exposure is that all the facets of creators only need the right environment to coalesce into completeness.It’s called “Exposure”.

September 12th at 9am I’m going to the studio for three days with nothing prepared. It’s gonna be on Facebook Live and for three days, during three days, we’re going to create, compose, write, record, produce, and finish an album in front of a live audience: you. Like I said, less time for us as creators forces us to just move forward and give you what’s in here. We can’t stop to judge, wonder, question “is it good enough? Oh let me redo that.” Nah, nah, nah, it’s like life. We are performing for you. It’s real time and I presume you’ll have comments and thoughts and feedback and we’ll incorporate those too.

So, it’s an exchange. I wanna take away all the layers we usually hide behind as creators and just get right to the conversation of creating directly for you. So when the three days is up and the recording button goes off and the cameras go off, that’s it.

I’m not gonna touch it. I’m just gonna mix it and send it to you. So what it is I’m gonna send to you is a CD or an LP, but there’s only 7,777 copies because it was a moment in time! So if you get one, you get one. If you don’t, you don’t.

So you can pre-order it now and that’s 'Exposure'. — Spalding, announcing Exposure on her YouTube channel.Exposure exists as a limited edition of 7,777 physical copies, all individually signed and numbered, as well as an original piece of notepaper Esperanza will have used to write the lyrics and music, allowing those who witnessed the process to own a piece of the creation itself, directly from the source. A second disc, labeled as 'Undeveloped', was included with the album and consists of ten additional, bonus tracks of works made prior to the development of the Exposure.All 7,777 physical albums were announced and available for pre-order on July 26, 2017, and were completely sold out on the final day of Spalding's live stream on September 15, 2017.

Track listing All tracks are written by except where noted. Disc 1: ExposureNo.TitleWriter(s)Length1.' Swimming Toward the Black Dot'4:522.'

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Public Trance It'4:333.' Heaven in Pennies' (featuring )Robert Glasper, Spalding6:184.'

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Colonial Fire'3:575.' Coming to Life' (featuring )Lalah Hathaway, Spalding4:106.' I Am Telling You'4:378.' The Ways You Got the Love' (featuring )Andrew Bird, Spalding5:199.' I Do'2:4410.' Double Jointed Canyon'Justin Tyson, Matthew Stevens, Spalding4:11Total length:43:05Disc 2: Undeveloped (Pre-Exposure Practice)No.TitleLength11.' Word Jungle'4:0014.'

Chelsea Mercy'4:3215.' Work of Art'2:1016.'

Winning Machines'5:3717.' 4th Grade'5:1619.' . Colter Walls, Seth (6 January 2018). Retrieved 10 January 2018. November 22, 2017. Retrieved 10 January 2018.

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Esperanza Spalding has announced an audacious new project called ‘12 Little Spells.’ In 12 days from now, beginning October 7, Esperanza will release one new spell per day on her website and social platforms until all 12 have been released. Then on October 19, an EP will be released on all digital streaming outlets.

The spells come in the form of new music, which was crafted by Spalding at a castle in Italy last month, and then recorded in sessions completed just yesterday in Brooklyn. Each spell will be presented with song-specific imagery and video spells (short films that will accompany each release). ‘12 Little Spells’ finds Spalding conjuring in the medium of musical creation, through an exploration of the body, human energy and healing.

Working alongside Esperanza on this project are visual artist Carmen Daneshmandi, opera/theater director Elkhanah Pulitzer, wardrobe specialist Diego Montoya, and video artist Ethan Samuel Young. Each collaborator is creating key elements of ’12 Little Spells’ without hearing any music, having only the project title and spell names as inspiration.Read a statement from Esperanza on ‘12 Little Spells’ here. ‘12 Little Spells’ arrives just one year after ‘Exposure,’ in which Spalding composed and recorded a new album entirely from scratch in just 77 hours, while livestreaming every minute of the process to the world. In 2016 she released ‘Emily’s D+ Evolution,’ which earned her a Pitchfork Best New Music review, inclusion on several year-end critics lists, and appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Late Show, Real Time with Bill Maher and beyond.‘12 Little Spells’ was composed by Esperanza Spalding.

It features Spalding on vocals, Matthew Stevens on guitar, Justin Tyson on drums, Aaron Burnett on saxophone, Burniss Travis on bass, Corey King on background vocals, and Rob Schwimmer on continuum.‘12 Little Spells’ Tracklist and Corresponding Body Parts12 Little Spells - Thoracic SpineTo Tide Us Over - MouthUntil The Next Full - Eyes.