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Ezra Collective Release Latin-Fused Single “Body Language” Featuring Sasha Keable

Ben Pagani

 

Critically acclaimed group Ezra Collective have shared a latin-fused pop single called “Body Language” featuring Sasha Keable. The dance song is out now on Partisan Records. 

Ezra Collective have won or have been nominated for many prestigious awards. The won the 2023 Mercury Prize for Best British Album with their LP Where I’m Meant To Be. The group followed that album up with Dance, No One’s Watching, which was nominated for four BRIT Awards, including Album of the Year.

“Body Language” is Ezra Collective’s first single since Dance, No One’s Watching.

“‘Body Language’ is a tribute to the Latin American communities of London that deeply inspire us,” said the band’s drummer Femi Koleoso in a release. ”A collaboration with a friend [Sasha Keable] who has been part of the EZ family for years. The language of the body is dancing and this song is a celebration of this.”

Keable has toured with Ezra Collective in the past.

Listen to “Body Language” here. According to representatives for Ezra Collective, fans can stay tuned for more news from the band soon.

“Body Language” by Ezra Collective feat. Sasha Keable Cover Art:

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Ben is a music journalist living and working in Chicago. They joined Beyond The Stage as an intern and have stayed on the staff for several years. Now serving on the editorial board, Ben is proud to be BTS' Music Projects Manager, coordinating coverage between international record labels and our staff. Ben has interviewed, photographed and written about bands from across the world. Ben has lived all over the United States working in television and media. They are an Emmy Award-winning writer. Ben can be found spinning records as 'DJ Wearing Sunglasses' in clubs and basements across the US.