Maleo Reggae Rockers Revolution

In addition to the band's well-known reggae sound, the album features completely different styles of music. After releasing two project albums, "Morowe Panny" and "Panny Wyklęte," the band has embraced a diverse range of styles: jazz, hip-hop, rock, and dubstep, confirming that it's difficult to clearly classify them as belonging to a single musical genre.

These musical experiments and explorations are reflected on REVOLUTION. We get a dose of diverse sounds, but fans of the band's roots reggae character will certainly not be disappointed, as it's still the core sound of MRR, in this case diversified by experiments with drum 'n' bass, dubstep, Balkan and African melodies, and even a hooey vibe, something Maleo's new fan base has been waiting for.
Lyrically, Maleo touches on strong existential themes, which nevertheless convey a message of hope, faithful to what Bob Marley propagated in his mission: good will prevail,, it must prevail!

As usual, the album was recorded at 100kVA at the exclusive Sound 'n'more studio in Warsaw to maintain live performance and the highest sound quality. The guest appearances are limited, but those who do are of the highest caliber: Mateusz Pospieszalski, Grubson, Ania Witczak of Dikanda, and Ifi Ude.

Tracklist:

1. I Hear (ft. Grubson)
2. Glow
3. So Long
4. Risks (ft. Anna Witczak-Czerniawska)
5. Abednego
6. Not too late
7. Power
8. YOLO
9. Revolution / On the Edge
10. Reggae Fay
11. Funky Reggae
12. Dream
13. Fake
14. Africa (ft. Ifi Ude)
15. Suicides