Hidden Sequence / Aketi Ray - Hidden Sequence Meets Aketi RayLondon based Aketi Ray are all acoustic dub jazz dons that blend double bass, drums, upright piano, horns and percussion into original compositions rooted in post independence Jamaican instrumental traditions. Their sound also weaves in Ethiopian jazz, West African percussion, US jazz influences and UK Steppas vibes. Here they join up with Koln, Germany duo Hidden Sequence, regulars on the likes of Mosaic and Lempuyang. 'Call On His Name' is flute

I’ve spent the last two years studying sound therapy

Three ’94 UKG heaters - raw

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letting each element run and run without restraint while "Your Love Is Good" enjoys full focus on the instrumentation as Dimitri limits the vocals to the choruses to dramatic effect

The laid back vocal and tasteful organ give &quot

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a true unsung legend that would go on to alter the course of musical history and intersect with a remarkable array of talented artists

David and Stephen Dewaele have consistently pushed the boundaries of music into new and innovative territory by diversifying into many different guises

the classic 'Call Me' backed with a truly wonderful new jam from Mark

They showed (together with other top bands from Barbados like The BRC or The Organization) the potential of Spouge music and the many creative possibilities that this genre can lead to

Loveless remains impossible to pigeonhole

deeply indebted to the classic sound of Metroplex