The Human Rights, by The Human Rights

The Human Rights

by The Human Rights

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1.	Babylon Feel Dis One 03:49	buy track
2.	Jah Love (Inna We Heart) 03:23	buy track
3.	Warrior 03:02	buy track
4.	Lion Heart 03:51	buy track
5.	Ice Rink + Ganja 03:06	buy track
6.	Moments 04:08	buy track
7.	You Think It Easy 03:50	buy track
8.	Take a Stance 04:17	buy track
9.	Old School Track 04:02	buy track
10.	Natty Rebel 03:27	buy track

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The band was originally founded as Friendlyness And The Human Rights in 2007 by Friendlyness, known across Canada as the keyboardist & backup vocalist for seminal Canadian rock-pop band Big Sugar as well as from his time with Canadian reggae acts such as Truth & Rights and Culture Shock; along with drummer Eric Woolston (Maylee Todd, Hooded Fang, Os Tropies). The band became known simply as The Human Rights in 2013 when Juno-nominated vocalist Tréson joined to form one of the world’s most formidable vocal front lines. THR’s “sage” is the lion in winter Bernie Pitters, immortalized on Toronto’s Reggae Lane and one of the Jamaican-Canadian pioneers of the music. Other core members include bassist Tyler Wagler (Alysha Brilla) and guitarist Graham Campbell. They are regularly joined by a rotating cast of top Toronto and national horn players.

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released August 14, 2016

Written by The Human Rights, Bob Marley and Aram Scaram
Produced by Gordie Johnson
Recorded at Phase One in Toronto ON

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The Human Rights Toronto, Ontario

When it comes to Reggae in Canada, few bands do it better—while remaining true to its founding principles—than Toronto’s The Human Rights. Since forming in 2007 around one of the scene’s true lions, Friendlyness (Big Sugar), The Human Rights have developed a modern, high energy, Roots-Reggae sound courtesy of a blazing three-piece horn section and the soulful lead vocals of JUNO nominee Tréson. ... more