GHETTO KUMBE CLUBBING REMIXES (2LP/TRANSPARENT YELLOW VINYL) | VINYL RECORD (LP) In House One can hear the influence

One can hear the influence of John's own songwriter heroes - Laura Nyro and Roy Harper in particular - with it's long-form

Greeting the listener along with the equally gloomy cover-art is an array of spectral and atmospheric death metal that is haunting beyond the nightmarish depths of the human mind

The lyrics' point of departure is the calm and resilient man in the midst of the changing and uncertain time in the world

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GHETTO KUMBE CLUBBING REMIXES (2LP/TRANSPARENT YELLOW VINYL) | VINYL RECORD (LP) In House One can hear the influenceThere's no denying the power of the drum. It's primal, it cuts across borders and most importantly, it makes you want to move. Ghetto Kumb don't just understand that they celebrate it, and it's why the tambor was at the heart of the Bogot based trio's 2020 self titled debut album. Rooted in mysticism and the Afro Caribbean rhythms they'd grown up with all their lives, the critically acclaimed LP thrillingly updated the traditional Latin template,