Some bands sound like they’ve stepped straight out of time. The Crab Eaters are one in all them. Born in France however steeped within the rhythms of Kingston’s late ’60s scene, the rocksteady and ska band’s debut singles Down I Go and Reggae Xplosion pay tribute to the spirit of Crab Information whereas pushing it ahead.
Down I Go hits with propulsive bass, crisp guitar strains and King Selewa’s wealthy, expressive vocals that glide effortlessly over the groove. The tune radiates the depth and heat of early ’70s reggae, but feels unmistakably alive within the current.
The standout Reggae Xplosion follows with a spirited organ-driven groove, layered with full of life toasting that recollects traditional sound system periods.
THE CRAB EATERS CAPTURE THE JOY OF REGGAE WHILE REMAINING TRUE TO ITS ROOTS
Lionel’s keyboards, Nicole’s guitar, Dav’s bass and Tino’s drumming all contribute to a sound that balances precision with playful spontaneity. The monitor captures the enjoyment of reggae efficiency whereas remaining true to the fashion’s roots.
From the melodies to the rhythms, The Crab Eaters show a transparent reverence for the period of Crab Information, translating it right into a recent, energetic sound. With this debut, the band stakes a declare as a considerate, thrilling addition to up to date reggae.
TRACKLIST
1. Down I Go
2. Reggae Xplosion
ABOUT THE CRAB EATERS
The Crab Eaters surfaced from France’s underground reggae scene with a sound that feels unearthed from one other time. Their debut singles Down I Go and Reggae Xplosion, seize the heat of analogue recording and the heart beat of late ’60s Kingston.
Mastered by Nico Van Montfort, the monitor strikes with uncooked groove and soulful restraint, marking The Crab Eaters as fashionable custodians of rocksteady’s enduring spirit.
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