PHASE 5 Records

If you missed today's 9/21/26 global broadcast of the Chicago
"Wake Up Rise Up Live 4 Peace" stage, you can watch it at this link.

Chicago Wake Up Rise Up Live 4 Peace 2026 This is from the global peace event on 9/21/26

We are currently in Europe and plan to travel to the United States next. Please find the link below to watch the global broadcast of the annual September 21 “Wake Up Rise Up Live 4 Peace” event:

https://m.twitch.tv/wurulive4peace?fbclid=IwcGRvZgNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA80Mzc2MjYzMTY5NzM3ODgAAR6KPBvHkxzeBX8EYtPJpVOlSIrvkmq2pbhZnJ_LiB1YkFmApB_2BgxCMh0BGQ_aem_odIwPtRTL9auy4X8xcemBw&desktop-redirect=true

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https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dcumg2lMp1a/?igsi=NGgzOXF6MDI3OWU0

Earth, Wind & Fire - “Power” live concert performance on PBS SOUL! 1973 A young Earth, Wind & Fire step onto the SOUL! stage in 1973 and to open, they don’t lead with a hook or a hit. Instead, Maurice White cradles a small wooden box in both palms and starts plucking it reverently with his thumbs. That’s a kalimba, an African thumb piano, used for centuries in Shona ceremonies to call the ancestors. Maurice found it while drumming for the Ramsey Lewis Trio, first recording it on 1969’s Another Voyage. He electrified it, made it his signature, and walked it single handedly into American pop. He’d later name his own label Kalimba. Before the pyramids and Egyptian symbols showed up in EWF’s album art, there was this: one man holding Africa in his hands on public TV. Most bands chase whatever’s climbing the chart. Maurice reached back a few thousand years instead and pulled something ancient into American pop. And here’s the beautiful part. The song is called “Power”, and it opens with the smallest and quietest instrument on that entire stage. No horn blast. No drum crack. Just a soft ancestral shimmer, notes falling like water in a cave. THEN the band arrives, the bass, drums, congas, keys, guitar… and it unfolds into an 8 minute funk odyssey. Quiet first. Thunder after. Maurice knew what he was doing. We’re taught to lead with our strongest card: biggest voice, boldest claim, loudest entrance. Maurice did the opposite. He opened a song called “Power” with the softest sound in the building, then let it grow into something undeniable. Real strength doesn’t need to introduce itself. It just needs to be rooted, patient, and true. Start from your roots, however quiet they seem. Let the thunder come later, and let it come from somewhere real. -Bluegroove 💙🎶 #music #70s #funk #live #dance Soul / R&B / Funk / Rock / Disco

Here's one of the many radio stations playing Phase 5 Records artists "Tribute To The Legends"

https://amazon.com/music/player/tracks/B0H1KKRG7B?marketplaceId=ATVPDKIKX0DER&musicTerritory=US&ref=dm_sh_gIi134PacNVS3Y2V48T6WsAg9

and "J'KAR".
https://amazon.com/music/player/tracks/B0H5CKMMXB?marketplaceId=ATVPDKIKX0DER&musicTerritory=US&ref=dm_sh_WoTBzWEe0ULZkDIylN13pqoAJ

Tonight at 7:00 PM in South Philadelphia.

Bear with me for a minute:https://youtu.be/CAViQ8YbJ_s