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ItвЂ™s a fitting closer for the album, encapsulating almost every aspect of the four preceding tracks (except for the guitar harmonies, thankfully). I admit that I was kind of hoping вЂњIn Your EyesвЂќ would be a cover of the Peter Gabriel song, but Tribal Seeds does a fine job with it as an original. It exacts a quixotic effect, periodically broken by mantra-like statements such as вЂњwipe out the riches in your heart/realize that money couldnвЂ™t buy true love.вЂќ The track is a murky, hushed roots track, intoxicating like morphine, bringing the whole world to a near stand-still. вЂњSlowвЂќ does quite literally slow everything down. Like fireworks in July, snare hits explode in mid-air and trickle across the backdrop as Steven Rene Jacobo and Eric Rachmany trade verses dissecting the power of music and sound on the human experience, their voices, too, slowly trailing off into darkness. вЂњSoundWavesвЂќ lives up to its namesake, as rippling sound effects and synth sweeps soar across the dub shattered soundscape. Tony-Ray JacoboвЂ™s synths hold a much more prominent role in the songвЂ™s atmosphere, arcing the song into a sensitive, ballad, which oddly reminds me of GyptianвЂ™s 2010 summer smash вЂњHold Yuh.вЂќ They donвЂ™t really sound the same, but something in those vibes, buried deep in the groove, links the two songs in my mind. вЂњIвЂ™ll Return AgainвЂќ takes a different turn from the somewhat straight ahead roots-rock vibes of вЂњRight On TimeвЂќ taking a loverвЂ™s rock Hi-Fi approach. I guess not everything is complementary in reggae-rock. The band notes that the album was inspired by their life experiences, being on tour, and their desire to inspire youth to raise their voices and seek a higher consciousness.

For some reason those harmonized guitar leads work wonders in a rock context, but IвЂ™ve never seen a reggae band pull it off. On July 19, 2011, Tribal Seeds gave listeners a brand new EP entitled Soundwaves, which peaked at number 2 on the Billboard Reggae Charts. The album opens with вЂњRight On TimeвЂќ which is an overall solid song, except for the guitar harmonies in the introduction. continue to write songs about girls and good vibes, tempered every now and then with socio-political proclamations, but otherwise perfect mood music for summer days spent at the beach and summer nights at the bar. On their latest release, a five-track EP entitled SoundWaves, Tribal Seeds press on within the confines of the reggae-rock format, not really expanding upon the sound, but still offering another shiny, little ruby for the treasure chest that is the Socal reggae music scene. TheyвЂ™ve toured nationwide and even gotten as far from the mainland as Guam. Based in sunny San Diego, Tribal Seeds have been churning out sun-bleached roots music with some added punk vibes for about six years now.

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