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The new track from the UK’s Mangoseed, ‘Lucy’, is a mango-mashed psycho-beat reggae-fused ska-dipped delectable-danceable masterpiece if I ever heard one. As subtly as the track intros ‘Lucy’ then proceeds to never relinquish the drop and becomes 2:40 of sonic bliss simultaneously transforming into a percussive urban anthem to the masses and a rhythmic juggernaut destined to be placed on infinite repeat.

 

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About ‘Lucy’
A candid celebration of the turbulent journey from lust at first sight to full-blown addiction to love, ‘Lucy’ is a blast of voluptuous urban-jungle skank layered with powerhouse drumming, sub-bass sonics and ambient electric guitar. Mixing rock’n’roll grit and heavyweight dancehall rhythms, ‘Lucy’ is steered from its contemplative melodic verses to the pumping electro-groove of its chorus by the vehement vocals of frontman Nicholai, who declares “Lucy give me everything I could want in the world” as the South London four-piece perform at their energetic, eclectic and electrifying best.

About Mangoseed
Hailing from the cultural and creative melting pot that is England’s capital city, Mangoseed comprise four musicians of Trinidadian, Jamaican, Australian and Irish descent. Perhaps no surprise, then, that this multinational troupe produce an enthralling fusion of global sounds, mashing up ska and soca, jungle and funk, rock and punk, all of it high-energy and unfailingly danceable.

Originally formed by vocalist Nicholai La Barrie and guitarist Karlos Coleman, Mangoseed became a fully functioning act via the additions of Richard Hardy on bass and Sam Campbell on drums, configuring a pulsating punky-reggae repertoire that was captured on their self-released 2014 album, ‘Basquiat’, which earned impossible-to-really-nail-down comparisons ranging from Bad Brains to Massive Attack. What’s not up for debate, though, is the thrilling energy of Mangoseed’s live performances, as demonstrated by the band shining on bills alongside Alabama Three and Manu Chao, in addition to regularly delighting a loyal fanbase around and beyond their Brixton homes. The new year comes as the group have a slew of fresh material to release – starting with the delicious ‘Lucy’ – tracks that are sure to form the bedrock of Mangoseed’s growth into a mighty musical force.

See Mangoseed live:
Monday 4th February: Mr Wolfs, Bristol, United Kingdom
[contact_info phone=”+44 117 929 0897″ address=”32, St Nicholas St, Bristol, Avon BS1 1TG, United Kingdom”][/contact_info]

Saturday 19th March: The Finsbury, London, United Kingdom (official ‘Lucy’ release show)
[contact_info phone=”+44 20 8809 1142″ address=”336 Green Lanes, London N4 1BY, United Kingdom”][/contact_info]

LINKS:
http://www.mangoseed.co.uk
http://www.facebook.com/mangoseedband
http://www.twitter.com/mangoseed
http://www.instagram.com/mangoseedinst

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