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Karma – Break It Down (Sky Talkin’) [Audio]

Posted Sep 30th, 2010 by @AjaniPhoto | 1 Comment

Toronto, ON – Be sure to check out the newest single by Toronto-based recording artist, Karma. “Break It Down (Sky Talkin’)” is the first single from Karma’s Lost In Transition EP, which will be available during the Spring of 2011. The record was produced by Toronto’s own, T-Nyce, and it was mixed and mastered by Jeff Crake via Sunny’s Diamond Factory Studios. The artwork for the single can be viewed below. The image featured as part of the artwork was photographed by myself, and features post-production by Nishani Vipul. Furthermore, the artwork was originally designed by myself and was completed by Tekky. “Break It Down (Sky Talkin’)” can be heard and downloaded after the jump.

Audio: Karma - Break It Down (Sky Talkin)

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More of the artwork for “Break It Down (Sky Talkin’)” will be available next week, and you can learn more about Karma via these URLs:

http://www.karmaisreality.com
Karma’s Facebook Profile

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Ajani Charles is a published digital photographer, journalist and filmmaker based in Toronto, Canada. A graduate of the nationally acclaimed Claude Watson Arts Program, Ajani also apprenticed at the Toronto School of Art and the Art Gallery of Ontario. For Ajani the camera is a medium for self-expression and photography the ideal art form for capturing the ineffable beauty of people, objects, and landscapes. His photographs have been exhibited in such venues as the Museum of Canadian Contemporary Art, The New Era Flagship Store and the Koffler Gallery among others. In addition, Ajani has gained considerable notoriety in the Greater Toronto Area through his first photographic documentary, Project T Dot -- a visual chronicle of the city's Hip-Hop culture and community in its entirety through a wide-ranging collection of intimate and dramatic black and white photographs. Ajani counts among his many and varied clients H&M, Canadian Newswire Group, The Torstar Corporation (Eye Weekly, Sway Magazine, etc.), The Hudson’s Bay Company, Universal Music Group, ICON Digital Productions, Christian Dior, Fashion Cares, York University, Holt Renfrew, Gridcast Media, The Manifesto, Triple Threat Entertainment, The Urban Music Association of Canada, etc.