‘Lost City’ at The Vortex Jazz Club

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Our next gig is on the 15th March at the Vortex Jazz Club in Dalston, London, when we’ll be playing a full live version of our debut album ‘Lost City’. Looking forward to this – a rare opportunity to play some of our oldest and favourite tunes…

here’s one to get you in the mood…

tickets and more info here:

https://www.facebook.com/events/609829872364836/?context=create

http://www.wegottickets.com/event/210353

Two Nights at The Hideaway 8th/9th Feb

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Thanks to all those who came down to the hideaway to make it such a great, packed-out weekend – we’ll definitely be back for another two-nighter in a few months….plenty to come before then though – watch this space…….

“The grooves are solid, the playing immaculate and the three-part vocal harmonies the icing on the cake”. Review of ‘Human Nature’, Howard Male – The Independent on Sunday

Soothsayers – ‘Human Nature’

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ALBUM LAUNCH!! 22nd November 2012, Cotton’s Rhum Jungle, Islington 70 Exmouth Market London EC1R 4QP
020 7833 3332
Featuring surprise guest acts plus Soothsayers live , DJ Keith Lawrence (Colourful FM)
Admission: £5 or £8 (including a copy of the album)
Great Caribbean food will also be available

more info on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/283766968408611/

as heard on Giles Peterson BBC radio6, BBC World on 3, Don Letts BBC radio 2……

BBC online review here

United Reggae review here

***** Soundblab review here

“Absolutely beautiful – their best yet” DJ Jamie Renton

“Wonderful production, warm grooves and just a fantastic all rounder. This will be in set list for a very long time” Soul Purpose Radio Show

“Soothsayers offer politically-engaged, cliche-free lyrical sentiment delivered in spine-tingling three part harmony. Human Nature is timeless, offering a fresh, contemporary approach to vintage 70s roots-reggae and afrobeat which will please purists at the same time as engaging new audiences” Soundblab.com

‘The best thing about Soothsayers is that their sound constantly evolves…the defining element is now three-part vocal harmony, which sweetens much of the work…the album’s overall feeling is one of optimism, and a belief that love conquers all.’ Riddim magazine.