02. SS I Love You (Reprise)
03. Rainclouds
04. Streetlights
05. Seasons Change (feat. Alborosie & Busy Signal)
06. Motherland
07. Stand Up (In Love)
08. King Had a Dream
09. Gaia
10. Things I've Done
11. Release the Fear (feat. George the Poet)
✓ Name: Natty & The Rebel Ship
✓ Cd Name: Released the Fear
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✓ Genre: Reggae
✓ Released: 29 Feb. 2016
✓ Born: San Francisco, CA. United State
✓ Resident: Finsbury Park, United Kingdom
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✓ Cd Name: Released the Fear
✓ For Promotional Use Only !!!
✓ Genre: Reggae
✓ Released: 29 Feb. 2016
✓ Born: San Francisco, CA. United State
✓ Resident: Finsbury Park, United Kingdom
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✓ Track: 11
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This album is not what, traditionally, would be classified as Reggae. However, genres are there to transcend, and with Release The Fear, Natty does so in a unique and remarkable way. The British artist is a
creative mind that doesn't bother about drawers or labels – his music
explores the depths of emotions and expressive possibilities!
Alexander Akiloe Philip Modiano, so his real name reflecting his diverse ethnic roots, has come a long way from the already highly appraised debut album Man Like I (2008). His sophomore work is promising vocals and songwriting skills come to maturity. Recorded with his band Rebelship (Jahmel Tallis Ites - bass, Calvin Bennion & Lex Cameron - keys, Toby Couling & Westley Joseph - drums, Joshua "Roads" Mitchell - percussion, Tom Massey - guitar), the eleven tracks are released under the wings of Natty's own label Vibes And Pressure and express personal experiences with a universal appeal.
Thus it is hard to elude the inherent optimism of I'm Alive, the perfect addition to which is an accompanying video that is dripping with colours and movement. Only if you listen closely you will discover some extraordinary instruments in it, some of which we will meet again in Motherland. Imbira and Mirimba hail indeed from Africa, a continent that the artist has extensively travelled and whose influences are tangible throughout the album.
Take the drums in Supersonic Soul Rebel Ship, for instance. This ode to personal freedom tells us to rid ourselves of the omnipresent preoccupation with material things and get into contact with our souls, our most precious gift from the universe. In Stand Up, the polyrhythmic ways to play with tempo and melodies in West Africa were perfectly transported to London to create an exciting, new urban beat.
Alexander Akiloe Philip Modiano, so his real name reflecting his diverse ethnic roots, has come a long way from the already highly appraised debut album Man Like I (2008). His sophomore work is promising vocals and songwriting skills come to maturity. Recorded with his band Rebelship (Jahmel Tallis Ites - bass, Calvin Bennion & Lex Cameron - keys, Toby Couling & Westley Joseph - drums, Joshua "Roads" Mitchell - percussion, Tom Massey - guitar), the eleven tracks are released under the wings of Natty's own label Vibes And Pressure and express personal experiences with a universal appeal.
Thus it is hard to elude the inherent optimism of I'm Alive, the perfect addition to which is an accompanying video that is dripping with colours and movement. Only if you listen closely you will discover some extraordinary instruments in it, some of which we will meet again in Motherland. Imbira and Mirimba hail indeed from Africa, a continent that the artist has extensively travelled and whose influences are tangible throughout the album.
Take the drums in Supersonic Soul Rebel Ship, for instance. This ode to personal freedom tells us to rid ourselves of the omnipresent preoccupation with material things and get into contact with our souls, our most precious gift from the universe. In Stand Up, the polyrhythmic ways to play with tempo and melodies in West Africa were perfectly transported to London to create an exciting, new urban beat.
