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Now here's where things get really weird :) Track fourteen is Praise The King. First off, working with Jamaican rappers is always fun because their vocal style is so loose, secondly as much as I understand about the Rastafarian religion I canno
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Steve Gilmore and In No Sense are part of the UK's Rebel Riffs label, genre hopping a specialty!!
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World • World General
Charts
Peak #69
Peak in subgenre #13
Author
Steve Gilmore and In No Sense
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Rebel Riffs\Steve Gilmore
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April 16, 2014
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MP3 5.0 MB • 128 kbps • 5:27
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Now here's where things get really weird :) Track fourteen is Praise The King. First off, working with Jamaican rappers is always fun because their vocal style is so loose, secondly as much as I understand about the Rastafarian religion I cannot in all truthfulness say I actually AM a rasta man. However, in my world God is God, no matter what you call him/her/them/it.
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Ascenzion - Al Massey
Apr 17, 2014
Inventive percussion and mysterious, haunting, atonal Caribbean Rastafarian sounds that is intoxicating. Really Nice.