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InfoRelease code: ACE066Release date: 28 Oct 2011 Format: CD+MP3 Cover Art: DH, Front & Roxburgh, Jacob Turier & Fairy Emilie Purchase* MP3 files are 320kb. CD includes instant MP3 download. |
THE LAST KINECTION HAVE CREATED ONE OF THE MOST POSITIVELY ENERGETIC RECORDS OF 2011, THE CONFRONTING; THE PASSIONATE; THE INSPIRING NEXT OF KIN.
Fiercely proud of their culture and history, The Last Kinection are extraordinary: uncompromising in their worldview, but with optimism and an outstretched hand. From the self-assured ‘Find A Way’ (‘Ngai Wudhim Marigurim Ngai Yirinbu: I am afraid but I’m still strong’); to the commanding ‘Together’ (‘If you could only spend a day in my shoes, maybe then we could talk, maybe then we could walk together’), Next of Kin is strikingly insightful.
It’s the second album from the trio made up of brother and sister Weno (vocals/producer/2nd year medicine student) and Nay (vocals), belonging to the Kabbi Kabbi people of South East Queensland as well as DJ and producer Jaytee.
Created in the aftermath of a horrific car accident in 2008 – where Nay was pronounced dead at the scene before her brother Weno noticed the blanket that covered her move slightly. Ultimately the incident became the subject of a Crash Scene Investigations program. It truly is a tale of triumph over adversity: staring down the utterly devastating prospect of never walking or talking again, to making songs with such a perfect storm of power and melody.
This is a record of defiance, laughter and reflection – beautifully articulate voices bringing an Indigenous experience into sharp focus with a blazing set of banging hip hop.
Already they’ve achieved an impressive tally of five Deadly Awards (‘Best Band’ and ‘Best Single’ in 2011; ‘Most Out- standing Achievement in Hip Hop/R&B’ in 2009 and 2010; and Nay was ‘Best Female’ in 2010).
Guests on the record include some of Australia’s most lauded MCs, including Trials (Funkoars) and Briggs from the Golden Era label, Ozi Batla from The Herd, Rival MC from Impossible Odds, Lotek and Omar Musa. Simone Stacey, Nay’s former partner in Shakaya, appears on the lead single ‘Are We There Yet?’
Make no mistake; this is an important Australian record.
Press
“Lyrically dense tracks with gravitas, contention, energy and wit exploring themes from their Indigenous Australian roots to litanies of toxic lovers”
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD
“…Confident and classy"
THE AUSTRALIAN
"Their passionate protest and calls for unity, with an incredible talent for cross-cultural instruments, make this an Australian hip-hop album that speaks powerful words to a younger generation”
BMA MAG
Traks
| 1 | The Last Kinection - Introduction | |
| 2 | The Last Kinection - Find A Way | |
| 3 | The Last Kinection - Together feat. Omar Musa | |
| 4 | The Last Kinection - Burning Bridges feat. Briggs | |
| 5 | The Last Kinection - Millions Of People | |
| 6 | The Last Kinection - Talk About It feat. Trials | |
| 7 | The Last Kinection - 1995 feat. Ozi Batla | |
| 8 | The Last Kinection - The Strong Remain feat. Impossible Odds | |
| 9 | The Last Kinection - Yawar-Gu (Interlude) | |
| 10 | The Last Kinection - Are We There Yet? feat. Simon Stacey | |
| 11 | The Last Kinection - Prove Them Wrong | |
| 12 | The Last Kinection - Happy People feat. Lotek | |
| 13 | The Last Kinection - So Bad (Interlude) | |
| 14 | The Last Kinection - So Good | |
| 15 | The Last Kinection - Do This | |
| 16 | The Last Kinection - Small Stuff | |
| 17 | Undone |
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