Boston-based Hey Zeus' album "X" continues the mission of the band: to save your soul with Rock and Roll! With elements of both classic and modern, gripping songs and just enough punk attitude to let you know when it's time to screw off, their stage presence and songwriting tap into something essential and primal about heavy rock and roll and leave tired crowds begging for more. With their lethal live shows and deep roots in Boston Rock, Hey Zeus' debut will deliver a high-energy approach and must-have for any heavy rock fan! Recommended if you like: DEEP PURPLE, NAZARETH, BLUE OYSTER CULT.
"A Message From Mozambique" is a powerful and influential jazz album by the group Juju, led by saxophonist Plunky Nkabinde. Released in 1973 on Black Fire Records, this CD captures the spirit of political awakening and cultural pride that defined much of the era?s spiritual jazz movement. The music blends Afrocentric rhythms with free-form improvisation, creating an energetic soundscape filled with passionate solos and vibrant percussion. This release stands as a testament to both musical innovation and social consciousness.
Juju was founded by James "Plunky" Branch (later known as Plunky Nkabinde), who became renowned for his fusion of African musical traditions with American jazz forms. Over decades, Plunky & Oneness have released numerous acclaimed albums and performed worldwide, earning recognition for their commitment to artistic excellence and activism through music.
Black Fire is an independent label established in Washington D.C., celebrated for its dedication to promoting groundbreaking artists within soul, funk, jazz, and spoken word genres. Their releases are highly sought after by collectors due to their historical significance and exceptional quality.