Eight years after their self titled debut on Stones Throw, Quakers are back with II: The Next Wave. Quakers is an ever-evolving collective of music with core members Geoff Barrow of Portishead and Australian producer Ashely Anderson. True to the group's collaborative spirit, the producers invited over twenty rappers from the Stones Throw stable and beyond to contribute to II: The Next Wave. Much like Quakers' self-titled debut, II: 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.1. Electrify 2. Start It Like This (ft. Phat Kat) 3. One Of A Kind (ft. Guilty Simpson) 4. Sell Your Soul 5. Bare Essentials (ft. The Niyat) 6. A Myth (ft. Sageinfinite) 7. This Station (ft. Jeremiah Jae) 8. Alive 9. Heat On It (ft. Grandmilly) 10. Double Jointed (ft. Koreatown Oddity) 11. Who Dat (ft. Chester Watson) 12. Radiola (ft. Radioactivists) 13. Gun Control (ft. The Black Opera) 14. We Tried15. Duck & Cover (ft. Guilty Simpson & Cysion) 16. Morphine (ft. Bob Banner) 17. Approach With Caution (ft. Sampa The Great) 18. The Streets 19. Looking For Love (ft. Denmark Vessey) 20. Fa Real (ft. Jeru The Damaja) 21. A Quick Fix (ft. Y2 & Super Vic) 22. Test My Patience (ft. Jonwayne) 23. Too Many To Count 24. Greatness (ft. Nolan The Ninja)25. Hit List (ft. Cazeaux O.L.S.O) 26. Another Kind Of War (ft. Jeremiah Jae) 27. Leaflet Drops 28. One O'clock 29. All Of It (ft. Boog Brown) 30. Machine Room (ft. Fat Ray) 31. Pain (ft. SavKillz) 32. The Line (ft. Cavalier) 33. Blocks (ft. Dante Boom)
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Eight years after their self titled debut on Stones Throw, Quakers are back with II: The Next Wave. Quakers is an ever-evolving collective of music with core members Geoff Barrow of Portishead and Australian producer Ashely Anderson. True to the group's collaborative spirit, the producers invited over twenty rappers from the Stones Throw stable and beyond to contribute to II: The Next Wave. Much like Quakers' self-titled debut, II: 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.1. Electrify 2. Start It Like This (ft. Phat Kat) 3. One Of A Kind (ft. Guilty Simpson) 4. Sell Your Soul 5. Bare Essentials (ft. The Niyat) 6. A Myth (ft. Sageinfinite) 7. This Station (ft. Jeremiah Jae) 8. Alive 9. Heat On It (ft. Grandmilly) 10. Double Jointed (ft. Koreatown Oddity) 11. Who Dat (ft. Chester Watson) 12. Radiola (ft. Radioactivists) 13. Gun Control (ft. The Black Opera) 14. We Tried15. Duck & Cover (ft. Guilty Simpson & Cysion) 16. Morphine (ft. Bob Banner) 17. Approach With Caution (ft. Sampa The Great) 18. The Streets 19. Looking For Love (ft. Denmark Vessey) 20. Fa Real (ft. Jeru The Damaja) 21. A Quick Fix (ft. Y2 & Super Vic) 22. Test My Patience (ft. Jonwayne) 23. Too Many To Count 24. Greatness (ft. Nolan The Ninja)25. Hit List (ft. Cazeaux O.L.S.O) 26. Another Kind Of War (ft. Jeremiah Jae) 27. Leaflet Drops 28. One O'clock 29. All Of It (ft. Boog Brown) 30. Machine Room (ft. Fat Ray) 31. Pain (ft. SavKillz) 32. The Line (ft. Cavalier) 33. Blocks (ft. Dante Boom)
