“Rock the Night Away” is my favorite kind of Reggae it’s the sound made popular by bands like Steel Pulse with the mixing of Rock n Roll and Reggae as well as the combination of Jamaican and British influences – Tribal Seeds nail it from the wailing organ to the guitar solo. This song includes a wicked verse by Vaughn Benjamin (Midnite). Representing begins with the title track, which is a steady rolling roots rocker, boldly claiming their commitment to representing the teachings of Rastafari and the belief that modern society is teaching the wrong history in regards to the origins of civilization. Album was produced by Maad T-Ray & Tribal Seeds (E.N Young recorded & mixed the album) and is a crucial element to the authenticity of this release, incorporating studio techniques and seldom used instruments (syn drum) to anchor Tribal Seeds sound.
In their latest release, Representing, Tribal Seeds establishes a heavy roots sound paired with production values that drum up old tones from the studio one days. Their appetite for innovation has lead them to toy with electronic elements, ska, dub, rock steady, lovers rock and roots pushing their sound further from mainstream but still appealing to a massive audience. Tribal Seeds has steadily grown their fan base, support group, family and sound while headlining large concert tours with their dynamic stage show. Nowhere else can this so prominently be seen as in Southern California, more specifically San Diego, home of roots rockers, Tribal Seeds. Reggae Music has twisted and contorted for the last 25 years, taking many shapes while growing from a diverse spattering of influences, both good and bad. Originally started by two brothers, Steven Rene Jacobo (lyrics, vocals, guitar) and Tony-Ray Jacobo (producer, keyboards, vocals), Tribal Seeds now boats six members, including: Carlos Verdugo (drums), Victor Navarro (bass), E.N Young (keyboards, vocals) & Ryan Gonzo (guitar, vocals). Vaughn Benjamin of Midnite)ģ.) Fill It Up (feat Gonzo & New Kingston)Ĥ.) In Your Area (feat Kyle McDonald of Slightly Stoopid)įrom San Diego, California, award-winning reggae group Tribal Seeds have become known for their spiritually driven, refreshing rock vibe they have infused with the roots style of reggae music.
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