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La-Faithia White's Best Albums Of 2022

By La-Faithia White
December 1, 2022
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Year 2022 marked the time where we found ourselves transitioning back into the lives we once lived pre-pandemic. Finding a cure in music has always been a lifesaver. Here are the top ten albums that helped get me through twenty twenty-two.

Adam Blackstone

bass

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Legacy
BBE Record Label

Paul Hardcastle

synthesizer
b.1957

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Hardcastle X (The Eclipse)
Trippin 'N' Rhythm Records

Najee

saxophone

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Savoir Faire
Shanachie

Norman Brown

guitar

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Let's Get Away
Shanachie

Georgianna Krieger

saxophone
b.1967

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Embrace
Embrace

Carmen Lundy

vocals
b.1954

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Fade To Black
Afrasia Productions

Terri Lyne Carrington

drums
b.1965

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New Standards Vol.1
Candid Records

Samara Joy

vocals

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Linger Awhile
Verve Records

Ron Carter

bass
b.1937

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Finding the Right Notes
In+Out Records

PJ Morton

vocals
b.1981

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Watch The Sun
Morton Records

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