Ojiji - The Shadow Seaglass Blue Vinyl)Continued Sound is proud to present The Shadow by Ojiji. In 1979, Rupert "Ojiji" Harvey put out one of the most distinctly original albums of a generation. Combining progressive jazz fusion arrangements with soul, funk, and reggae from his native Jamaica, Ojiji's The Shadow is an album only he could create. Ojiji, along with his brother Carl, were performing in nightclubs before they were old enough to legally enter. At just 15, Ojiji was tapped by
leaving behind the beer bongs in favour of social commentary whilst retaining all the unhinged energy you’d expect from Municipal Waste
Also featured are guest appearances by Rush’s Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson
and then it was acquired by Amoeba Music for a future Gram release
he was 31 years old and widely celebrated as a producer of rare talent
the duo touches upon topics such as politics
It was originally released in 2000
the 11-song collection pushes the acclaimed singer and songwriter’s trademark blend of vintage roots-noir into more psychedelic territory
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Robin Skinner - who's performed under the name Cavetown since 2013 - has musical talent literally embedded in his DNA
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