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"We use roots as a vehicle or medium to convey emotion. We combine lyrical message with primal rhythms. We are
organic in our music and spiritual in the way we play it."
- Warren Maxwell, TrinityRoots

Home, Land and Sea is the second album from Trinity Roots and it's roots and reggae of the purest kind.

Steeped in mystique, flavoured with jazz and infused with soul, there is a sense of timelessness and space present on this album. There is no rush. There are no radio edits. Everything has its place, ebbing and flowing accordingly.

From the opening track Aotearoa, "a heartfelt and spiritual ode to our Motherland", TrinityRoots delve deep into the magical soil of this country, and the album is interwoven with soundbites from friends and whanau.

Alongside band members Warren Maxwell, Rio Hemopo and Riki Gooch, appears Hollie Smith, while the album was engineered and co-produced by Lee Prebble.

From the tail of the fish to the tip, Aotearoa has been swept up in the music of TrinityRoots. The influences that the group brought together joined the dots between head-nodding reggae, slow-burning funk and jazz adventurism to form undeniably indigenous waiata, unconstrained by genre boxes. Citizen, the latest release from the group has seen them once again embarking on the road less traveled...

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