Rise & Shine, by Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars

Rise & Shine

by Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars

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For the follow up to their acclaimed debut, Living Like a Refugee, Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars began recording in their hometown of Freetown, Sierra Leone then traveled to New Orleans, Louisiana. "Rise & Shine" reflects how far the band has come in the past few years, realizing a unique and seamlessly coherent sound: a fusion of traditional West African music and roots reggae, inflected with New Orleans styles. The album’s 13 tracks embrace the wide array of musical influences the All Stars have encountered on their rise to international fame. The CD is packaged in a 6-panel digipak with a matte-finish to compliment the beautiful artwork

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1.	Muloma (Let Us Be United) 04:53	download
2.	Global Threat 05:12	download
3.	Oruwiebie / Magazine Bobo Medley 02:52	download
4.	FREE DOWNLOAD - Living Stone (free) 04:54	download
5.	Dununya (The World) 03:16	download
6.	Jah Mercy 04:02	download
7.	Tamagbondorsu (The Rich Mock The Poor) 06:04	download
8.	Bute Vange 02:23	download
9.	Jah Come Down 05:21	download
10.	Bend Down the Corner 04:54	download
11.	Goat Smoke Pipe 02:49	download
12.	Gbrr Mani (Trouble) 04:40	download
13.	Watching All Your Ways 04:12	download
14.	BONUS: Jah Come Down (Unplugged) 10:02	download
15.	BONUS: Watching All Your Ways (Unplugged) 06:34	download
16.	BONUS: Goombay (Uncut) 19:11	download

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Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars started playing music together in West African refugee camps while their homeland was being racked by years of bloody warfare. Since then, audiences around the world have embraced the band and their utterly extraordinary story. On their forthcoming album, Rise & Shine, the All Stars' sound, as well as their biography, evolves further; the music finds them "establishing an identity based as much on skill, imagination and charisma as on their undeniably touching story" (The Los Angeles Times).