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Bedouin Soundclash
'When The Night Feels My Song'

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'When The Night Feels My Song'

"We've got the roots in music my rock/In the storm that life blows/It's the shelter that holds" "Music My Rock"

On first hearing Sounding a Mosaic, Bedouin Soundclash's sophomore release and U.S. debut on SideOneDummy Records- Produced by Darryl Jenifer, the bassist for Bad Brains, you'd be excused for thinking the trio met in Kingston, Jamaica, rather than Kingston, Ontario, about three hours outside of their hometown of Toronto.

But that's where vocalist/guitarist/songwriter Jay Malinowski, bassist Eon Sinclair and drummer Pat Pengelly first met, at University, where a shared love of reggae music in all its various forms brought them together to form a band in 2001.

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"We started trading records and realized we liked similar music," says Malinowski, a painter with a prestigious Toronto gallery whose oil and wax piece adorns the cover of the album. "We never planned to play together."

Malinowski came to the music through a love of the Clash and '80s Two-Tone bands like the Specials and the English beat, while Sinclair, whose parents were from Guyana, brought a feel for soca, hip-hop and dancehall toasters such as Buju Banton.
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