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SOOTHSAYERS
Afro-dub Jazz
Songlines: “One More Reason might finally win them the mainstream attention they deserve….Rootsy and slick , global and local, this is a party album with it’s head in the bass bin.”
Uncut Magazine: **** ” One of the finest slices of a Anglo Carribean fusion since The Specials in their prime……artfully mixing in funk and Afrobeat to their deep dub”
Metro (London): “Afro-dub at its most infectious, an energetic burst of musical virtuosity that is both conscious and peppily propulsive”
Mojo **** ‘A heady sonic brew, crafted in the best jazz tradition by drawing respectfully from disparate elements…the album is full of irresistibly funky grooves, intricate percussion, virtuoso vocals, elaborate guitar lines and swinging horns, with meaningful lyrics and uncommon vocal arrangements raising the overall musical standard one level higher.’
The Guardian: ‘Thrilling harmonies…seriously infectious dance floor grooves…goose bump inducing vocals.’
Jazzwise: **** ‘Tangled Roots shows how exciting and diverse things get when you hold a mirror up to London’s musical melting pot.’
BBC Radio 3: ‘The eclectic blend works perfectly with the sound being organic and unique. It reflects the diverse cultural influences in modern urban Britain …….”
Last.fm: “Soothsayers played this at Paradise Gardens in Victoria Park, June 2009. To say their live performances are ‘blistering’ is an understatement. This is absolutely one of the best live performances I’ve seen, comparable only to bands like De La Soul or AWB in their ability to whip up a crowd and get them feeling awesome. …go and see them!
Froots Magazine: “ uniquely representing how pan African music has influenced modern Britain”
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1a Westgate Street (off Mare Street)
Hackney, London E8 3RL
Nearest station: London Fields
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