Specialist radio support has come from BBC 6 Music, Radio 1, NTS, Worldwide FM and he was nominated for ‘Album of the Year’ at Gilles Peterson’s Worldwide Awards 2017. Reginald Omas Mamode IV’s three solo albums - 2016's s/t debut, 2017's 'Children of Nu' and 2019’s ‘Where We Going’ - received continuing critical success from Mojo (“A brand-new-retro delight”), Mixmag (“Peckham beat brilliance”), Record Collector (“Equal parts D’Angelo to J Dilla”), The Wire (“Soul music turned all the way inward”), DJ Mag ('A masterpiece'), Electronic Sound (“Utterly fantastic”) and Bandcamp (“Equally steeped in hip-hop, funk, soul and jazz”). 'Through this powerful vessel we call music, my hope is to inspire love, unity, and raise a positive consciousness and vibration.” Bullying has become a serious problem in Indian Country and studies have found that bullying and victimization can be significantly related to suicidal ideation and attempts. Today, we must continue this tradition and come together to help those in need. There's a subtlety in delivering these ideas and concepts: Afro Mulatto expressions and inspirations of negro spiritual are articulated with clarity through intuitive instrumentalism, raw drums, natty funk bass, soulful fender Rhodes, and Creole percussive patterns. Bunch together a group of people deliberately chosen for strong religious feelings, and you have a practical guarantee of dark morbidities expressed in crime, perversion, and insanity. STAND UP TO BULLYING Native American communities have always represented unity and strength. Throughout, the overall message remains of hope for a better future. Running through 'Stand Strong' are themes encompassing a distaste for humanity's collective responses to the hierarchical systems that the ruling classes have conjured, past abuses and present economic and physical slavery on our and our children’s future. 'It transcends boundaries and cultures, brings people together, it can instigate the worst and the best in us.' A page for all to contribute if you are not socialist minded please still contribute Social Media is a valuable weapon for ordinary folk The mainstream media has its own rules who act in the. “Music, it's a beautiful, spiritual and powerful thing' says Reginald. His clear modus operandi focuses on a desire for peace, unity, love and a revised value system to insight a wider societal change. Reginald Omas Mamode IV stands strong in process, sensibility and message speaking authentically against our collective future and the struggle of the Afro Diaspora people, the enslavement and colonisation of his and many others ancestors. Reginald Omas Mamode IV returns with his fourth solo album - the resolute, soulful, confident, sonically sure ‘Stand Strong', set for release via Five Easy Pieces on 25th March 2022.

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