Find the ‘Underground Roots’ of Global Musical Traditions with Emerging Band The Beatroot Road

Offering listeners a funky dose of traditional roots, The Beatroot Road has come up with a brand new music project that can captivate all kinds of listeners. The band is a collective project where music artists from various countries like Kenya, Nigeria, Austria, Canada, China, India, the UK, the USA, and many others. The global musical roots have been woven to create a single thread which is the real essence of their latest single ‘Underground Roots’. It is a song about hope and strength which is not acquired but comes from within. It is also the perfect representation of the complexity of the group and what kind of music listeners can expect. The single offers a strong inclination towards African and Latin music which received a layer of funk. Kenyan vocalist Lucinda Karrey and the backing vocals of Fuki Anditi make the track more tantalizing. They utilized Afro instruments like conga and cabassa as well as a traditional Irish drum to arrange music that sounds enjoyable and invigorating at the same time.

The main man behind The Beatroot Road is Mark Russell along with violinist Hazel Fairbairn who creates their intriguing compositions with other well-established session artists. Through each musical session every week, the band has crafted a dynamic taste with several tracks that provide the musical taste of different corners of the world. Just like the ‘Underground Roots’, there will be more exciting tracks appearing in the album which offers regional exploration. It is also the first single from their debut album project which is scheduled to be released in spring of 2025. The band is offering a creative essence of global music which creates a global blend of art and culture. Follow the band on Facebook and Instagram to get updates on their upcoming music. Listen to their music on Spotify, YouTube, and other platforms.

Song link:

https://open.spotify.com/track/2lRx3wrLCyfj6I6UnhlFj8

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