Armz Prevail, by COLONEL RED

Armz Prevail

by COLONEL RED

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Martin Yankov I started following TDR in 2001 when it was one of the first netlabels on the planet. I started following it again and with more focus after I heard Colonel Red's track on VA - The Heart vol. 2. Proper soul vibes here. Thank you.

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1.	Get Up 04:34	buy track
2.	Cry Your Pain 05:07	buy track
3.	Talk 2 Me 05:10	buy track
4.	Thingz Different 04:58	buy track
5.	Catch A Fire 05:36	buy track
6.	Angel 04:23	buy track
7.	Believe In Me 05:10	buy track

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The brand-new sentinel EP by Colonel Red, 'Armz Prevail', is a contrivance of sublime, terrestrial, musically charged melody, a conscious declaration drenched with the sound of wailing souls. Music, voice and essence permeate together as one from start to finish, shining with inspiring light through every song.

Colonel Red, an Artivist in his own right, advocates the belief that it is our divine right to live our lives with a free will, unperturbed by convention. In Redz' own words, "strive to be confident and unafraid, then you have a true direction for your life". Empirical experience breathes life into the Armz Prevail EP with reverence, fortitude and grace.

It boasts the Gilles Peterson Worldwide award-winning song ‘Believe In Me’, a mid-tempo spacious, smokey soul-funk song reminiscent of Sly & The Family Stone grinding away into the era of 2022. The sheer majestic vibesmosphere that emanates through this deep cutting record will leave you loitering around the reload button.

When all is said and done, just listen to Colonel Red sing. The power and sound of his sultry, ripping voice, will mesmerize you into poetic submission. "Within each song, a powerful message seeks to transmit".

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released October 11, 2021

Copyright © 2021 Tokyo Dawn Records
Label catalogue index: TDR21-003
Release date: October 11th 2021
All rights reserved

All tracks written, performed and produced by Colonel Red
Guitar solo on 'Get Up' by Marcus Playa Machado
Mastering by Jan Ohlhorst
Design by Matt Lyon

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COLONEL RED UK

Colonel Red’s foray into the music industry began when Epic Record company giant Sylvia Rhone signed the then lead singer, Nikki Romillie, of Pride n’ Politix, to Atlantic Records. An accompanying publishing deal with Warner Bros. established the artiste, now known as Colonel Red, as one of the UK’s top cutting edge singer/songwriters. ... more

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