The Black Seeds
The eight-piece return with their feel good brand of reggae-funk.
Overview
After touring Canada and America, Wellingtonians The Black Seeds return to New Zealand soil to celebrate the release of their sixth studio album, Fabric.
The new record promises to deliver the unique Black Seeds sound while adding something different to the mix. "We've always aspired to make music that lifts peoples spirits and Fabric is no different." The 12-track album was recorded at Lee Prebble's The Surgery studio in Wellington.
To celebrate, the boys will return to Auckland's Powerstation after playing a sold out gig in 2009, where their feel good brand of reggae-funk fusion was a huge hit. They'll also be making their way to Raglan, Mount Maunganui, Wanaka, Dunedin, Christchurch before ending in their hometown.
Known for their electrifying live shows, the eight-piece create a unique sound fusing dub, reggae and funk with instruments ranging from guitar, saxophone, trumpet, bass, drums, bongos, keyboard and woodblock — there is never a dull-moment with these guys.
Be sure to put on your dancing shoes as The Black Seeds will sweep you off your feet.
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