Rocky Dawuni
Branches Of The Same Tree
Cumbancha
Ghanaian-native and LA-based, Rocky Dawuni brings a rousing mix of Afro-roots and reggae-based grooves to the forefront on Branches Of The Same Tree. The English vocals and great backup vocalizations make the songs very lively. However, the drums, bass, guitar, and keyboards played in a staccato pattern is the real prize here. "Black Star" features edgier guest vocals from Samini. There is even some electric guitar sounds that fuse a little rock n roll to the reggae beat. The pleasant and island-friendly tune, "Island Girl," is more of an acoustic song with earthy ukulele and catchy melodies. Of course, fans of Bob Marley will be enamored, as well as contemporary listeners of reggae music. This is jah-st a beautiful album! ~ Matthew Forss
Thursday, February 5, 2015
CD Review: Rocky Dawuni's 'Branches Of The Same Tree'
Labels:
africa,
bob marley,
branches of the same tree,
california,
cumbancha,
forss,
funk,
ghana,
reggae,
rocky dawuni,
ukulele,
USA
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