On "Amandla," Miles Davis delivers a set of contemporary jazz fusion, heavily influenced by R&B and funk, featuring a cast of then-current prominent players. The album captures Davis in a late-career period of seeking relevance through collaboration and modern production.
- "Amandla" was released in May 1989.
- The album was released on Warner Records.
- The primary genres for this release are jazz, R&B, and funk.
Miles Davis was a trumpeter and bandleader from the United States, a pivotal figure in the development of jazz. In 1989, Davis was re-establishing himself as a contemporary artist with a renewed focus on R&B and funk influences.
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