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Tradition Man Wolo New Track – Back Again

Tradition Man Wolo is a Ghanaian artist and Reggae Singer-Songwriter. He’s an avid student of reggae music and its founding stars Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, Jimmy Cliff as well as lovers of rock-reggae stars like Gregory Isaacs and Beres Hammond among others.

He started writing songs and playing gigs in high school, eventually teaming up with friends and playing gigs on local college campuses. Born and raised in Ghana, he has been living in the Seattle, WA US area for over a decade now. He has been gearing up to release his first full-length studio album in the new year, but for now, he would like to share the project’s lead single.

It is a beautiful, but powerful reggae tune titled “Back Again”. The song was inspired by recent events in the United States of America; this is as it relates to racial injustice and the real possibility that the reinstatement of Jim Crow laws is likely to cause issues if the people do not consciously reject segregational politics.

The song starts off with the lyrics “Slavery days have come back again like a gunshot, in a different style”. Back Again was written by Tradition Man Wolo and produced and mixed by Bobby Roy in Stockholm, Sweden. He recorded the vocals at Under-caste Studios in Shoreline, Washington (America); while the mastering was done by Mike Caplan at Lion and Fox Studios, in Washington DC.

Tradition Man Wolo works best on Reggae.

Available on Spotify, Composer, and On-stage experience.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1uQntqpGXzs3AQ2YcKuxXg

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