Composer, producer, percussionist Jamire Williams applies sound collage practice to modern jazz composition, beat production, MC/vocalist features, and his uniquely impressionistic drumming style to make the deeply spiritual But Only After You Have Suffered – an album as akin to minimalist painting as an art-house film soundtrack or a classic hip-hop mixtape.

• 1. Hands Up
• 2. Bow (Feat. Corey King)
• 3. Gly (Feat. Mic Holden)
• 4. Just Hold On
• 5. Take Time, Look Up (Jawwaad Speaks)
• 6. Safe Travels (Feat. Fat Tony & Zeroh)
• 7. C'est Un Mot
• 8. For the Youth (Feat. Corey King)
• 9. Pause In His Presence (Feat. Lisa E. Harris & Sam Gendel)
• 10. No One Knows
• 11. When It Gets Dark (Feat. Kenneth Whalum)
• 12. And Then the Anointing Fell