Groove Curse is Jordan Rakei’s long-awaited follow up to highly-acclaimed debut EP Franklin’s Room, his modern take on reggae-infused soul music. Groove Curse takes an evolved turn, with a sound Rakei describes as “raw, vocal-driven, groove”. With the first single off the EP, Street Light, featuring Berklee College of Music Alumni Gwen Bunn (vocalist and producer of Schoolboy Q’s Collard Greens feat. Kendrick Lamar), the release celebrates the skills of upcoming young musicians who are writing, self-producing and taking full advantage of their vocal and multi-instrumentalist talents.

 
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Groove Curse
Jordan Rakei
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Released August 15, 2014
Format: 12" Vinyl / Digital

 

Credits:

1. Street Light feat. Gwen Bunn
(J. Rakei, G. Bunn, T. Menzies) 
Vocals: Jordan Rakei, Gwen Bunn.
Programming, Motif Rhodes, Synth Bass: Jordan Rakei.
Electric Guitar: Imraan Paleker. 

2. Shaclackclack The Puppet
(J. Rakei) 
Vocals, Programming, Motif Rhodes, Synth Bass, Electric Guitar: Jordan Rakei

3. A Tribe Called Government
(J. Rakei, T. Menzies) 
Vocals, Programming, Motif Rhodes, Synth Bass, Electric Guitar: Jordan Rakei. 

4. Alright
(J. Rakei, T. Menzies) 
Vocals, Rhodes Mk1, Steinway Model C Grand Piano: Jordan Rakei.
Electric Guitar: Imraan Paleker.
Drums: Reece Freeman.
Electric Bass: Paul Nunes

5. Add The Bassline
(J. Rakei) 
Vocals, Programming, Motif Rhodes, Synth Bass: Jordan Rakei.
Electric Guitar: Imraan Paleker. 

All songs produced, recorded, arranged & mixed by Jordan Rakei at Franklin's Room, except "Alright" recorded & mixed by Jake Walsh at Recording Oasis. 

Mastering: Kelly Hibbert at Almachrome. 
Cover artwork: benjaminreeve.com 
Design: Heavy Boogie
Executive Producer: Gavin Boyd
A&R/Management: Ali Tomoana

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