Don\'t Blame The Youth

Youthsayers
Don't Blame The Youth

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Release date: 28/Jun/2024
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Style: Other Modern Jazz
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Details / Tracklist: A1: JJD ()
A2: Eagle Song ()
A3: Ethiopia ()
A4: We Keep Playing ()
B1: Candace Of Meroe ()
B2: Citizens Not Subjects ()
B3: Goodnight Rico ()
B4: Afrocat ()
Number of discs: 1
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Description:Don't Blame The Youth by Youthsayers, released 28 June 2024. This version of Don't Blame The Youth comes as a 1xLP. -
Wah Wah 45s are very proud and excited to announce the debut album from Youthsayers - an ongoing and enduring South London community project, founded by Robin Hopcraft and Idris Rahman of our very own, legendary Afro-reggae outfit Soothsayers. Youthsayers was established in 2016 and ever since has consistently provided free of charge opportunities for young people to come together, learn an instrument and perform music under the tutelage of Robin and Idris. This has been made possible, in part, through donations from local businesses and private benefactors, but also live fundraisers and now through commercially released music! 'Don't Blame The Youth' is a snapshot of the current Youthsayers band, and recent alumni, who've gone on to form other bands in the world of jazz, reggae, and beyond, including recent signings to Gilles Peterson's Brownswood imprint Oreglo. Over the course of eight tracks the band deliver their own unique takes on classic and contemporary pieces of music from the world of dub and Afro-jazz, including covers of Theon Cross, Fela Kuti, Cedric I'm Brooks, The Fontanelles, and of course, Soothsayers themselves. The album also showcases the Youthsayers students' own writing abilities, not only on their original composition 'Citizens Not Subjects', written alongside Levitation Orchestra's director and trumpeter Axel Kaner-Lindstrom, but also via a re-working of the Tommy McCook instrumental 'Tenor On The Call' with lyrics re-written by Youthsayers' clarinet player Giacomo Del Rei and re-named 'We Keep Playing', the debut single to be taken from the album. Every single penny of profit from this LP will go directly to the Youthsayers project. If you would like to take part in the program, or donate to the cause, please go to www. Youthsayers. net. Youthsayers will be launching their LP at Portico Gallery in South London on Saturday, June 22nd with a full live show featuring Dele Sosimi and support from Big Massive, DJ Dom Servini, and Soothsayers featuring Youthsayers alumni. Tracklisting:A1. JJD (5:26)A2. Eagle Song (4:56)A3. Ethiopia (6:36)A4. We Keep Playing (3:35)B1. Canadace of Meroe (4:29)B2. Citizens Not Subjects (4:37)B3. Goodnight Rico (5:05)B4. Afrocat (3:57)
From the sleeve: Raw energy from the passionate and dedicated young musicians from South London based youth music organisation Youthsayers - fiery and relevant versions of tunes by Fela Kuti, Tommy McCook, Soothsayers, Theon Cross as well as their own collective writing, showcasing not only their talent but their positive attitude to the art of collective music making. These tracks are full of the joy and excitement of young musicians exploring a passion for music and culture via their instruments and voices. Youthsayers was founded in 2016 and has consistently provided free of charge opportunities for young people to come together and make music. If you would like to take part in our programmes please go to www.youthsayers.net. Thank you for supporting us by buying this record. Youthsayers rely on funding from various funding bodies as well as donations from local businesses and private benefactors in order to maintain its free and inclusive music programme. If you would like to donate, please visit our website. Thanks to The Portico Gallery, Tim Brown, Raw Material Music and Media, Arts Council England, Lambeth Sounds, James Zugasti, Darren Matthers, Laurent Dupuy, Mike Pelanconi, Nick Manasseh, Emre Ramazanoglu and Wah Wah 45s.
Vinyl: Black Vinyl
Manufacturer No.: WAHLP027
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