The Black Seeds

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The Black Seeds
The Black Seeds (2012)
The Black Seeds (2012)
General information
origin Wellington , New Zealand
Genre (s) Dub , reggae , funk
founding 1998
Website www.theblackseeds.com
Current occupation
Vocals, guitar
Barnaby Weir
Guitar, vocals
Mike Fabulous
Singing, percussion
Daniel Weetman
Drums
Jarney Murphy
bass
Tim Jarray
Trumpet
Barrett Hocking
saxophone
Jabin Ward
Keyboard
Nigel Patterson
Lee Prebble
former members
Keyboard, vocals
Bret McKenzie
Trumpet
Andrew Christiansen

The Black Seeds are a New Zealand band that make reggae , dub and funk music.

history

The Black Seeds at Summerjam 2013

It was founded in 1998 in Wellington ( New Zealand ) and usually has eight members. The instruments represented are: vocals, guitar , saxophone , trumpet , bass , drums , bongos , keyboard , wood block and various others.

In June 2011 Barrett Hocking replaced the previous trumpeter Andrew Christiansen.

Former band member Bret McKenzie is a member of the comedy duo Flight of the Conchords alongside Jemaine Clement and composed five songs for the movie The Muppets (awarded the Oscar in 2012 for best theme song).

Discography

  • 2001: Keep On Pushing LP
  • 2003: On the Sun
  • 2003: Pushed
  • 2006: Into the Dojo
  • 2008: Solid Ground
  • 2012: Dust and Dirt
  • 2017: Fabric

Web links

Commons : The Black Seeds  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ The Black Seeds . Under the radar. Retrieved May 6, 2012.
  2. Katarina Filipe: Going global with The Black Seeds . In: The Timaru Herald , March 16, 2012. Retrieved May 6, 2012.