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FoOlish - Table For Four (Where's The One Records)
ReviewsSep 20, 2018

FoOlish - Table For Four (Where's The One Records)

By Jah Rebel

In recent years we've seen an almost continuous stream of reggae releases from the United States, but in Canada things remained rather quiet. However, with 'Table For Four', Montreal based band FoOlish, is intent on changing this.

The trio (Alex Jurasek - vocals/guitar, Miranda Zolla - bass/vocals, Paulo Max Riccardo - drums) brings a mix of reggae, rock ('Don't Be Rude', 'In The Dark'), ska ('Don't Be Rude'), dub, and in 'Punk Song' also a dose of solid punk, showing similarities with the flood of American reggae productions reaching us from California. Of course there's a lot of attention for love (opener 'Would You Love Me', 'Break Bread') and the green herb ('Kaya', the slightly psychedelic 'Space Munchies'), but even the loss of a pair of shoes ('No Shoes') gets a place on 'Table For Four'. Quirky Canadian reggae!

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FoOlish - Table For Four (Where's The One Records)

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Jah Rebel
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Together with Jah Shakespear, one of the founders of Reggae.be, he first started as a critic and a reporter before in the end of 2014 becoming editor in chief. Divides his time between his two passions: music and Haile Selassie.

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ReggaeNew Roots

Published

Sep 20, 2018