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Midnite / Lion Tribe
Suns Of Atom
Fifth Son Records
2007

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Fifth Son Records brings you Suns Of Atom, a 13-track collaboration between Lion Tribe and Midnite's Vaughn Benjamin

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Track List:

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Meltout

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These And Those

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Atom Trees

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In Irie

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Wesside

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Sactify

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Moonlite

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Spirits

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End Of Doubt

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Ganjah Man

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Mirrorin

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Avionics

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Temple

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Production Credits

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All songs written by by Vaughn Benjamin except track 12 written by Jah Rubal
Musical Arrangements by Vaughn Benjamin & Lion Tribe
Produced, Recorded and Mixed by Juaquin Wilson at Fifth Son Studio
Co-Produced and Mixed by Lonn Calanca
Additional Mixing by Jeremiah Glauser
Mastered by The Lodge, NYC
Original Artwork by Phable
Graphics and Layout by Lonn Calanca
Lion Tribe giving humble thans:
Jerry / John /Roots & Wires
KTAO Solar Radio
Tony and Harmony / Roundhouse Productions
Jahn & Dre / Mystic Vision, NM Ras
Vaughn Benjamin & Jah Rubal
All family an friends making the work possible
 

Liner Notes

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01. Melt Out - Vaughn Benjamin: Vocals; Lonn Calanca: Guitar; Jeremiah Glauswer: Drums; Juaquin Wilson: Bass; Daniel Garcia: Organ; JoJo: Congas; David Costanza: Trumpet; Dillon Pepper: Trombone
02. Atom Trees - Vaughn Benjamin: Vocals & Key Vibe #1; Jeremiah Glauswer: Drums; Juaquin Wilson: Bass & Key Vibe #2; Lonn: Guitar
03. Wesside - Vaughn Benjamin: Vocals; Juaquin Wilson: Beats and Keys; Jeremiah: Tablas
04. Moonlite - Vaughn Benjamin: Vocals & Congas; Jeremiah Glauswer: Drums; Lonn: Guitar; Juaquin Wilson: Bass; Daniel Garcia: Organ #1; Greg Kaiser: Organ #2; Dillon Pepper: Trombone; David Costanza: Trumpet
05. End Of Doubt - Vaughn Benjamin: Vocals; Juaquin Wilson: Beats and Keys; Jeremiah: Timpani
06. Mirrorin  - Vaughn Benjamin: Vocals, Organ & Congas; Jeremiah Glauswer: Drums; Lonn: Guitar; Juaquin Wilson: Bass; Daniel Garcia: Organ
07. Temple - Vaughn Benjamin: Vocals; Jeremiah Glauswer: Drums & Shaker; Lonn: Guitar; Juaquin Wilson: Bubble, Bass & Clav; Dillon Pepper: Trombone; David Costanza: Trumpet
08. These And Those - Vaughn Benjamin: Vocals; Jeremiah Glauswer: Drums & Mridungam; Juaquin Wilson: Bass, beats & Keys; Roshan Bhartiya: Sitar
09. In Irie - Vaughn Benjamin: Vocals & Key Vibe #1; Jeremiah Glauswer: Drums and Djembe; Juaquin Wilson: Bass & Key Vibe #2; Daniel Garcia: Organ; Dillon Pepper: Trombone; David Costanza: Trumpet
10. Sanctify - Vaughn Benjamin: Vocals; Roger "Mwata" Vallantyne: Chant #1; John Bento: Chant #2; Juaquin Wilson: Beats & Keys
11. Spirits - Vaughn Benjamin: Vocals & Key Vibe; Lonn Calanca: Guitar; Jeremiah Glauswer: Drums; Juaquin Wilson: Bass & Melodica; Jamie Rann: Dobro
12. Ganjah Man - Jah Rubal: Vocals; Vaughn Benjamin: Backup vocals; DJ Kam / Jerry: Locust Samples; Lonn Calanca: Guitar; Jeremiah Glauswer: Drums; Juaquin Wilson: Bass & Vibes
13. Avionics - Vaughn Benjamin: Vocals; Juaquin Wilson: Beats & Keys


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Album Reviews
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Reggae Vibes:
"Suns Of Atom" is another collaboration project of Vaughn Benjamin, this time with Lion Tribe from Taos, New Mexico. So far his collaborations with mostly new artists have led to interesting and certainly worthwhile album releases and this collection of tunes is no exception. The listener is treated to mostly-live instrumentation roots reggae with some truly interesting twists. Innovative use of horns, sitars, tablas and other unique instruments can be heard in exceptional songs like e.g. "Wesside", "End Of Doubt", "These And Those", "Sanctify" and "Spirits". - More  

Reggae Reviews:
For whatever reason, Midnite has some serious ties with, of all places, New Mexico. Not only have they recorded two albums with that state's Mystic Vision, they've now also released this collaboration with the Lion Tribe quartet. From what I can tell, the group has released one album on its own thus far and is fond of a worldly sound, as evidenced by the list of unique instruments involved: sitar, tabla, dobro resonator guitar, dejembe (African drum), mridungam (whatever that is), and even "locust samples." - More  

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