TRIBAL SEEDS DROPS ALBUM ANCIENT BLOOD, A DEEP DIVE INTO REGGAE’S ROOTS

The wait is over! After five years of dedication and several hit singles like Fallen Kings, Breathe Easy, and Wicked & Riled, Tribal Seeds have finally released their much-anticipated sixth studio album, Ancient Blood.

This 17-track masterpiece boasts impressive collaborations with reggae legends like Norman Grant (The Twinkle Brothers), Kabaka Pyramid, Romain Virgo, Hempress Sativa, and Hollie Cook. The album seamlessly blends classic roots reggae with a modern twist, creating a truly captivating experience.

This modern roots gem delivers thought-provoking lyrics and leaves a lasting impression.

Ancient Blood showcases the band’s exceptional instrumental skills and lead singer Steve I’s captivating vocals, both solo and alongside the featured artists. The album kicks off with a bang, featuring the powerful ‘Bondage’ alongside the legendary Norman Grant. This modern roots gem delivers thought-provoking lyrics and leaves a lasting impression.

Even beyond the stellar, collaborations shine on their own. Standalone tracks like the ska-infused ‘Tokyo’, the powerful ‘Fallen Kings’, or the evocative ‘Tempest’ showcase Tribal Seeds’ ability to captivate listeners with their unique sound.

So grab your headphones, crank up the volume, and let Tribal Seeds take you on a musical journey through the heart of reggae. Trust us, you won’t regret it.

ABOUT TRIBAL SEEDS

The wait is over! After five years of dedication and several hit singles like Fallen Kings, Breathe Easy, and Wicked & Riled, Tribal Seeds have finally released their much-anticipated sixth studio album, Ancient Blood. Reggae tastemaker

Hailing from San Diego, Tribal Seeds offers a fresh take on the rock-reggae sound. Unlike many bands who cite Sublime as inspiration, they draw from the sounds of Steel Pulse and Aswad.

Founded in 2005 by brothers Steven (vocals) and Tony-Ray Jacobo (keyboards), the band debuted with “Youth Rebellion” that same year. This kicked off a series of releases on their own label, including their 2008 self-titled album and 2009’s “The Harvest.” Their 2011 EP, “Soundwaves”, preceded the Billboard-charting success of 2014’s “Representing”, which featured collaborations with reggae icons like Don Carlos, Mykal Rose, and Midnite’s Vaughn Benjamin.