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Indubious, Beleaf Review

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Everyone loves and underdog story; this is one of those stories. The band Indubious was forged in the fires of pain and destruction. Evton and Skip, brothers and bandmates born with Cystic Fibrosis, where told by doctors that death was just around the corner from an early age. That did not stop the two from living and speaking their truths through the beautiful language of music. The brothers only choice has always been mind over matter, and time has proven that their unbending positive outlook, combined with an inspiring message of love and hope, has not only helped them overcome personal hardship, but catapulted their music onto the world stage with an unstoppable momentum. Currently based in Oregon, Indubious has released four albums over the past few years, including Wake The Lion which was produced by EDM/Dub/Reggae pioneer Gaudi. Their Zero, which dropped on 7-1-17, debuted at #6 on the Billboard Reggae Chart and #8 on iTunes Reggae Chart, features legendary guest artists including Dancehall icon Sizzla, Vaughn Benjamin (formally of Midnite and Akae Beka), and Reggae/R&B singer Zahira Soul. Indubious is back with another outstanding project titled, Beleaf.

Overview

Item Reviewed

Beleaf

Author

Seamus Fitzpatrick

August 29, 2019

In Short

Here We Come
Fabric of Creation
Do the Best You Can
Years
Strong End
One by One (feat. The Elovaters)
Here We Go
Arrow (feat. Michael Leslie)
Frequent See
Shuffle the Deck
Good Ol’ Days (feat. Satsang)
Hocus Focus
Blessings Run
Here We Are

Details

Release Date: August 16, 2019

Label

Righteous Sound Productions

Length

52 minutes

Beleaf is a blend of styles that center around the reggae wheelhouse. Well written, played and sung tunes throughout this project.

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9.5

Bottom Line

Indubious continues to create original and refreshing reggae music with fourteen new tunes being presented on Beleaf. “Here We Come” has excellent vocal harmonies and a hip melody. The brothers certainly can sing! “Fabric of Creation” taps into the more traditional side of reggae as the positive message is delivered with style and heart. “One by One” features the guest sounds of The Elovaters, usually we run from speak singing, but Indubious makes it work. “Blessings Run” has an electro pop influence on the reggae sound. The melody is exotic and full of surprises. Indubious have developed a reputation as ambassadors of the West Coast Reggae movement. With the motto “Live Indubiously,” which means living life without doubt or fear, and with faith in the fact that we are all here for a reason, Indubious is a force for good. “Our gift is music,” says Indubious, “and our mission is to reconnect the people of the world with rightful living. We wish to speak the truth in an effort to inspire others to do the same, to raise the positive vibrations of our planet, and to help others express the true loving nature within us all.” Solid message and music and that’s the short of it!

9.3

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9.5

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