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Embrya is the second studio album by American R&B and neo-soul singer Maxwell, released on June 26, 1998, through Columbia Records. Following his critically acclaimed debut, Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite, this record explores more experimental, atmospheric, and psychedelic sounds. Maxwell produced the album himself, utilizing complex studio arrangements and abstract song structures that integrate deep basslines and lush synthesizer textures. The album achieved platinum status and peaked at number three on the US Billboard 200 chart.
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When was Maxwell's Embrya released?
Embrya was released by Columbia Records in June 1998. It was Maxwell's second studio album, following Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite.
Why does Embrya sound more experimental than Maxwell's debut?
Maxwell uses longer, more atmospheric arrangements and unusual titles such as 'Gestation: Mythos,' 'Arroz con Pollo,' and 'Luxury: Cococure.' The album pushes his neo-soul style toward psychedelic textures and a more abstract presentation.
How long is the album Embrya?
The album contains 12 songs and runs for roughly an hour. Its extended form gives tracks such as 'Eternal' and 'Matrimony: Maybe You' room for spacious vocal and instrumental passages.
Who worked with Maxwell on Embrya?
Maxwell handled much of the songwriting, production, and vocals, with contributions from musicians including Stuart Matthewman and Musze. Columbia Records issued the album in 1998.
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