Wailing Souls - Kingston 14 Dollar Brand / Don Cherry / Carlos Ward or the conflicts between identity

or the conflicts between identity and technology (Ox-Eye)

revealing a life laid bare of human emotional frailty

A new generation of Irish musicians are keen to acknowledge that musical legacy

and curator Edna Martinez presents a sonic journey into the electrifying world of Picó—the vibrant and dynamic sound system culture that has defined the streets of Cartagena and Barranquilla for decades

Wailing Souls - Kingston 14 Dollar Brand / Don Cherry / Carlos Ward or the conflicts between identityReleased in 1987, Kingston 14 finds The Wailing Souls in sharp, transition era form. It is a roots reggae record that still feels grounded, while opening into a more late 80s sound with real ease. Produced by Al Campbell and Delroy Wright, the album benefits from a clear, focused touch that lets the songs breathe. The backing comes from elite rhythm sections, including the Roots Radics, bringing the kind of depth and drive reggae fans will recognise