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‘Electric Black Man’ Eric Mercury Releases New S/T Song

The Toronto-born songwriter and producer, who performed with ‘60s groups The Pharaohs, Eric Mercury & the Soul Searchers, and Dianne Brooks, before hitting his stride in the US, has teamed up w

‘Electric Black Man’ Eric Mercury Releases New S/T Song

By David Farrell

The Toronto-born songwriter and producer, who performed with ‘60s groups The Pharaohs, Eric Mercury & the Soul Searchers, and Dianne Brooks, before hitting his stride in the US, has teamed up with Montreal composer Anthony Aramouni to release “Bright Eyed Woman.”


Mercury’s first solo album, recorded for Avco Embassy, was Electric Black Man and he followed it with several other releases before finding his niche as a writer, composer, and producer working with artists that include Thelma Houston, Roberta Flack, Donny Hathaway, Dionne Warwick, and Kenny Rankin.

Aramouni, who has had success as a soundtrack composer, is credited as writer and producer of “Bright Eyed Woman,” that features in the 2020 coming-of-age dramedy, Blue Tongues.

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Mercury currently promotes himself as music director for CanWood Entertainment, a diversified production and partnership entity.

The new song's official launch on April 25 coincides with the 50th anniversary of Electric Black Man’s release. Watch the official video for “Bright Eyed Woman” here.

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Concert Recap: Josman's Heavy-Hitting Return to Montreal Highlights the Bridge Between France and Quebec
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Concert Recap: Josman's Heavy-Hitting Return to Montreal Highlights the Bridge Between France and Quebec

On Saturday night (Mar. 14), France rap heavyweight brought an underground intensity to Place Bell in Laval, turning the arena into something far more intimate than its size suggests.

The crowd packed Place Bell last weekend (Mar. 14) as the Vierzon, France-born rapper Josman — real name José Nzengo — returned to the Montreal area just days after a performance in New York.

But this wasn’t just another stop on his schedule. For Josman, Montreal has always carried a different kind of weight.

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