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Snare-uh Wilson (drums) and Brandon Pittman (bass) make up CHEW
reflecting on themes of uncertainty and fear
an auspicious trait for what is essentially a debut
The songs on this album sound so fresh they could have been recorded today while also retaining the feel of the best post-Tropicalia work of 70's Brazil
and NZ artist based in Melbourne
Chapter Two: Nia The Rolling Stones Snare-uh Wilson (drums) and BrandonStrut releases a reissued Afrocentric album, 'Chapter Two: Nia' from 1974, on Strata East. Bandleader James "Plunky" Branch explains their move from San Francisco to New York in July 1972 and to Richmond, Virginia in 1974 to create a new creative environment. Their second album, Chapter Two: Nia, features black nationalistic poetry and a cover of Pharoah Sanders' 'Black Unity.' After relocating to the South, Juju incorporates trap drums and a
