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Sons Of Kemet Burn (10th Anniversary Remaster) Native Rebel Recordings LP

Sons Of Kemet African Cosmology [BF21] Impulse! Records LP

Sons Of Kemet Black To The Future Impulse! CD | LP

Sons Of Kemet Your Queen Is A Reptile On Sons of Kemet’s third studio album, and first under the impulse! label, Shabaka Hutchings and his band incorporate sounds of global jazz all while keeping a consistent and pulsing groove throughout the record. Shabaka Hutchings is a saxophonist, composer, and band leader based in the UK. He is the newest signing to the impulse! label, and he is in three prominent jazz outfits – Sons of Kemet, Shabaka & The Ancestors, and The Comet Is Coming. Sons of Kemet is the iconoclastic mix of tenor sax, tuba and double drums. On this third studio album, they bring a genre defying approach that celebrates the restless exploration of identity within the Caribbean diaspora within the U.K. Your Queen is a Reptile was recorded in London with a host of guests spanning the breadth of the U.K. scene including jungle legend Congo Natty and poet Joshua Idehen. Verve / Impulse CD | LP

Sons Of Kemet Burn 180g vinyl + download code - timely re-press for 2019! Seldom has a band on the British jazz scene created such a buzz before releasing an album, but Sons of Kemet did just that before dropping their debut 'Burn' in 2013. NAIM (KARTEL) LP

Sons Of Kemet Lest We Forget Post-jazz MOBO award winners Sons Of Kemet's second album gets a timely re-issue. Rather than a complete departure, 'Lest We Forget What We Came Here To Do' is a vivid continuation of themes explored on the debut album. Hutchings describes the album as 'a meditation on the Caribbean Diaspora in Britain' and just as 'Burn' blazed through unpredictable atmospheres and effects, more far- reaching influences are incorporated on Lest We Forget… These range from his relationship with classical concepts (Mo' Wiser), to literary inspirations on tracks such as In The Castle Of My Skin (named after Barbadian author George Lamming's 1953 novel about post-colonial identity) and The Long Night Of Octavia Butler, in homage to the award-winning African-American sci-fi writer. Naim Edge CD | LP