Reincarnation
Exuma · 1972
29 min · 11 tracks · freak folk
A vibrant amalgamation of Caribbean rhythms and psychedelic folk that channels the spirit of spiritual rebirth.
Top tracks — play these first
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Brown Girl — This track stands out with its infectious melody and celebrates cultural identity, setting the tone for the album's themes of heritage and belonging.
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Obeah Man Come Back — Through its haunting rhythm and engaging storytelling, this song showcases Exuma's ability to weave folklore into their music, highlighting their roots.
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Exuma's Reincarnation — The title track encapsulates the album's essence, blending spiritual themes with vibrant instrumentation that reflects both life and rebirth.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Obeah Man Come Back
The narrative shifts from a third-person perspective to a direct plea for the return of a mystical figure, creating an urgent emotional connection.
This shift immerses listeners in the protagonist's longing, heightening the song's mystical atmosphere and emphasizing themes of loss and desire.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Brown Girl 2:47
- 2 Monkberry Moon Delight 3:32
- 3 Metastophaliese 2:17
- 4 Obeah Man Come Back 2:29
- 5 Baby, Let Me In 2:22
- 6 Pay Me What You Owe Me 2:23
- 7 Empty Barrels 2:14
- 8 Walking Home 2:54
- 9 Rushing Through the Crowd 2:34
- 10 Ballad for Sammy 2:59
- 11 Exuma's Reincarnation 2:52
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