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Lost City
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Eagle Song
04:36
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Follow Your Path
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Ishmael
07:36
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Journey
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Blazing Horns
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Juks
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Umtata
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Orin Ojishe
05:25
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soothsayers London, UK
Soothsayers have been in their SW2 studio producing their wide reaching sonic reflection of the locality which draws
together the local raw materials of 24 carat dub, afro-beat, and deep-funk in compelling style.
Influences are wide ranging and numerous but The Wailers, Fela, Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry, Skatalites, The Specials, Masakela ,Roots Manuva, Massive Attack, King Tubby should not be ignored.
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