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The Go! Team

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Over the course of six albums, The Go! Team has taken sound day trips to other lands and musically immersed themselves in other cultures. But with this, their seventh album, they have bought their ticket around the world. The band will visit Benin, Japan, France, India, Texas, Detroit, and all its cities. Here, you will hear a variety of voices from different cultures around the world. But the sound is unmistakably The Go! Team. They make their way to Kaleidoscope, Cable Access, and Channel Hop. The album features a number of new artists, including Star Feminine Band (a West African girl group), Neha Hatwar (an Indian singer), Chisato Kokubo (vocalist for the J-Pop indie band Lucie, Too), IndigoYaj (a 19-year-old Detroit rapper), and Hilarie Bratset (ex-Apples in Stereo), Nitty Scott (Brooklyn rapper), and many others join The Go! Team core member Ninja on vocals. 2021's "Get Up Sequences Part Two," the follow-up to Part One, continues the Technicolor overload sensibility. Miscellaneous yet tight, chaotic yet coherent, both works are obsessed with the power of the bassline and backbeat.'It's like grabbing all the good stuff at the same time. The record is saying, 'Look at this. Look at that too,'" he says. When you listen to it, I want you to increase the saturation of the world. For me, The Go! Team records get groovier and groovier. And for me, grooviness is life itself," says Ian Parton. Eighteen years after their debut LP, The Go! Team started as a solo project of Ian Parton around 2000 in Brighton, UK, and released their debut album "Thunder, Lightning, Strike" in 2004. The album was nominated for the Mercury Prize and gained popularity. In 2007, the band released its second album, "Proof Of Youth was released in 2007.In 2011, they released their third album "Rolling Blackouts" to critical acclaim. In 2011, Ian Parton released his third album, "Rolling Blackouts," to critical acclaim. Ian Parton then joined Manchester psychedelic band Whyte Horses for their album, and composed/arranged "Labor Hymn" for Momoiro Clover Z. He also played on the album of the same name. In March 2015, the band released their first album in four years, "The Scene In January 2018, the band released its fifth album, the UK Top 40 hit Semicircle, and in July 2021, its sixth album, Get Up Sequences Part One. (2/2)