Jungle Struttin' b/w Ethio-Steppers

by The Lions

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neal sepmoree this is dope✌🏻! wish this was on vinyl 🤞🏻 Favorite track: Jungle Struttin'.

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	1.	Jungle Struttin' 04:38		buy track
	2.	Ethio-Steppers (Wilderstyle Dub) 05:57		buy track

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The LIONS is a unique Jamaican-inspired outfit, the result of an impromptu recording session by members of Breakestra, Connie Price and the Keystones, Rhythm Roots All-Stars, Orgone, Sound Directions, Plant Life, Poetics and Macy Gray (to name a few). Gathering at Orgone's Killion Studios, in Los Angeles during the Fall of 2006, they created grooves that went beyond the Reggae spectrum by combining new and traditional rhythms, and dub mixing mastery with the global sounds of Ethiopia, Colombia and Africa. The Lions also added a healthy dose of American-style soul, jazz, and funk to create an album that’s both a nod to the funky exploits of reggae acts like Byron Lee and the Dragonaires and Boris Gardner, and a mash of contemporary sound stylings.

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released July 1, 2019

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