II - The Next Wave
Quakers is an evolving collective consisting of music makers: Supa K (Katalyst), 7STU7 and Fuzzface (Geoff Barrow) as executive producer, along with an ever-expanding cast of MCs they invite along on the adventure. Much like Quakers’ self-titled debut, The Next Wave is loud, unapologetic and blunted. It’s also more explicitly political, with songs that speak directly to systemic corruption, racism, and the climate crisis. The artwork for The Next Wave, created by graphic novel artist Joe Currie, reflects this renewed focus on “interplanetary eco battles.”
“The project has evolved organically, similar to last time,” explains Supa K, but “the world has changed and the music reflects that. We’ve all had enough of the global corruption and all those profiting from it.” Quakers leave us with this quote from the late, great Left Rev McD: “We have killed the very earth beneath our feet, yet we still kill each other and talk of the future.” The time for change is now.
- Electrify
- Start It Like This
- One Of A Kind
- Sell Your Soul
- Bare Essentials
- A Myth
- This Station
- Alive
- Heat On It
- Double Jointed
- Who Dat
- Radiola
- Gun Control
- We Tried
- Duck & Cover
- Morphine
- Approach With Caution
- The Streets
- Looking For Love
- Fa Real
- A Quick Fix
- Test My Patience
- Too Many To Count
- Greatness
- Hit List
- Another Kind Of War
- Leaflet Drops
- One O’Clock
- All Of It
- Machine Room
- Pain
- The Line
- Blocks
Quakers is an evolving collective consisting of music makers: Supa K (Katalyst), 7STU7 and Fuzzface (Geoff Barrow) as executive producer, along with an ever-expanding cast of MCs they invite along on the adventure. Much like Quakers’ self-titled debut, The Next Wave is loud, unapologetic and blunted. It’s also more explicitly political, with songs that speak directly to systemic corruption, racism, and the climate crisis. The artwork for The Next Wave, created by graphic novel artist Joe Currie, reflects this renewed focus on “interplanetary eco battles.”
“The project has evolved organically, similar to last time,” explains Supa K, but “the world has changed and the music reflects that. We’ve all had enough of the global corruption and all those profiting from it.” Quakers leave us with this quote from the late, great Left Rev McD: “We have killed the very earth beneath our feet, yet we still kill each other and talk of the future.” The time for change is now.
Tracklisting
- Electrify
- Start It Like This
- One Of A Kind
- Sell Your Soul
- Bare Essentials
- A Myth
- This Station
- Alive
- Heat On It
- Double Jointed
- Who Dat
- Radiola
- Gun Control
- We Tried
- Duck & Cover
- Morphine
- Approach With Caution
- The Streets
- Looking For Love
- Fa Real
- A Quick Fix
- Test My Patience
- Too Many To Count
- Greatness
- Hit List
- Another Kind Of War
- Leaflet Drops
- One O’Clock
- All Of It
- Machine Room
- Pain
- The Line
- Blocks
