Daptone records pride themselves on producing exquisite vintage sounds and with Brooklyn’s reggae stars, The Frightnrs the label has mastered the art of producing a superb and polished 60’s-sounding dancehall album.
Crafted under the intricate eye of producer Victor Axelrod (aka Ticklah), The Frightnrs debut album, Nothing More To Say captures perfectly the band’s rocksteady influences and inspirations.
Tragically, the album comes with a sting in its tail: three months before it was released, lead singer Dan Klein passed away from ALS, his first album his lasting legacy.
Nothing More To Say was released early this September and is a rich and rewarding listen for any reggae fan. Taken from this album comes last track, Dispute, a beautiful song defined by its haunting piano melody and the soothing purr of Dan Klein’s shining vocals. Listen above.
Highly recommended by the Listening Post, you can purchase the whole album on The Frightnrs Bandcamp page, just click on the image below to be redirected:
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