Pre-Order Thread

MikeH said:
Yea--I'm glad that he had the option for a US and a UK store purchase! US shipping was $5. I almost grabbed Buck as well but held off. I really need to dive deeper into his discography. I've loved everything I have heard so far. I spin Wooh Dang all the time.
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Sadly shipping to Canada is stupid. It would be $70Cdn for the record and shipping. I will just grab the digital files on the next bandcamp Friday.
 
Melt Face Molly Drop said:
Speaking of, this you @Mather?

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Warped ✅
From: Canada ✅

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Twentytwo said:
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www.singlelock.com

Cha Wa - "My People" — Single Lock Records

The brand new record from GRAMMY nominated New Orleans band Cha Wa is out April 2 on Single Lock Records. Choose "Mardi Gras" colored vinyl or CD!
www.singlelock.com www.singlelock.com

@Lee Newman
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Instabuy--from the website:

My People is an exuberant homage to the sounds of the Mardi Gras Indians - a group predominantly made up of New Orleans' African American community which pays respect to the area's Native American tribes with their wardrobe, music and dialect. Packed with a vivid assemblage of New Orleans sounds and stories, this new Cha Wa record infuses the traditional chants of the Mardi Gras Indians with grooves reminiscent of a ‘70s New Orleans funk band like The Meters (particularly on offerings like “Wildman” and “Bow Down”) and takes clear influence from the city's rich history of jazz, R&B, hip-hop, rock, soul and African-inspired arrangements (including a chilling cover of Bob Dylan’s “Masters Of War” in this style).

Maybe I can play this, shimmy into my sequined dress, and pretend that parades are happening this year.
 
nolalady said:
Instabuy--from the website:

My People is an exuberant homage to the sounds of the Mardi Gras Indians - a group predominantly made up of New Orleans' African American community which pays respect to the area's Native American tribes with their wardrobe, music and dialect. Packed with a vivid assemblage of New Orleans sounds and stories, this new Cha Wa record infuses the traditional chants of the Mardi Gras Indians with grooves reminiscent of a ‘70s New Orleans funk band like The Meters (particularly on offerings like “Wildman” and “Bow Down”) and takes clear influence from the city's rich history of jazz, R&B, hip-hop, rock, soul and African-inspired arrangements (including a chilling cover of Bob Dylan’s “Masters Of War” in this style).

Maybe I can play this, shimmy into my sequined dress, and pretend that parades are happening this year.
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Sounds really good. I think free shipping will convince me to order this one as well.
 
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