Kamaal Williams - Wu HenWu Hen is the sophomore album from Peckham visionary Kamaal Williams an invitation to elevate to a higher state. Cinematic strings from Miguel Atwood Ferguson and virtuoso saxophone from Quinn Mason are textural additions that make for a deeper, multi layered experience than previous releases. a self styled fusion Kamaal describes as Wu Funk. New players on this record include LAs Greg Paul on drums (of Kalayst Collective), Rick Leon James on bass,

that he wouldn‰۪t have been able to notice without the luxury of seeing the recorded tracks as more than simply songs

a new sound is picked up each time

Known for his sound design and environmental music

‘Sock It To Me’ collects a dozen of the rarest and most collectable tracks from the Trojan catalogue

The result is deep-dive listening and landscapes of sound bearing titles like abstract art: Obsidian

"This Side Up" (1985) and "Banging the Drum" (1986) — Scream’s “No More Censorship” was released via reggae label RAS Records in August 1988

penned and played by virtuosic instrumentalists

towards something that was both illuminating and inspirational

non-studio settings

Mastered By Mike Bozzi At Bernie Grundman Mastering

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They didn't really sound like anyone else around when their first album hit the streets in 1969 and no one has got near since