Who Feels it Knows it - Maxisingle

by Spellbreakers

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Our first Single is out! Featuring "Who Feels it Knows it" + dubversion "Who Feels it Dubs it" on the A-side, and "Righteousness" + dubversion "Righteous Dub" on the B-side.

Includes unlimited streaming of Who Feels it Knows it - Maxisingle via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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1.	Who Feels it Knows it 03:40	buy track
2.	Who Feels it Dubs it 03:40	buy track
3.	Righteousness 04:23	buy track
4.	Righteous Dub 04:23	buy track

about

The "Who feels it knows it / Righteousness" 12" will be the bands' first release, brought to you in a printed sleeve featuring a cover design by the Missing Link (aka Kevin Welslau). Apart from being the drummer for Spellbreakers, he is also a well known MC in the Belgian dub/reggae-scene as well as a renowned graphic artist.

The title track, "Who feels it knows it" has been making waves as a dubplate in the Belgian soundsystem scene and abroad for the past couple of months, it's clearly a high-energy track showcasing Spellbreakers' very own take on roots reggae.

credits

released May 22, 2018

Juli Jupter: Vocals, Percussion
Militant Mila: Percussion, Backing Vocals
Philip Blackfinger: Bass
Kingston Echo: Guitar, Keys
Missing Link: Drums
Dierik Van Hemeldonck: Trumpet
Wannes Jacobs: Sax

license

Some rights reserved. Please refer to individual track pages for license info.

about

Spellbreakers Antwerp, Belgium

Spellbreakers are on a mission, as they willfully reach back to playing and recording in the ways of old.
Recording the rhythm section live, straight to tape, executing mixes on the fly through old analog equipment.
The Antwerp based band presents you with a personal take on roots reggae, with respect to the foundation styles and a passing nod to 70’s and 80’s UK reggae. ... more