The Go! Team - Get Up Sequences Part One

On “Get Up Sequences Part One”, Ian, Ninja, Nia, Simone, Sam and Adam - The Go! Team - have created a musical world distinctly of their own making.

+ Dinked Edition 108
+ Limited to one per customer
+ Ecomix* recycled “lucky-dip” coloured vinyl
+ Alternate sleeve artwork
+ Signed and numbered print
+ Limited Edition of 700

It’s a place where routine is outlawed and perfection is the enemy. Where Ennio Morricone meets the Monkees armed with flutes, glockenspiels, steel drums and a badass analogue attitude. We’re talking widescreen, four-track, channel hopping sounds that are instantly recognisable.

In The Go! Team's world, old’s cool, the future's bright and melody is the star. Just check the second cut “Cookie Scene” with a bouncing flute and junk shop percussion it introduces guest rapper Indigo Yaj who delivers an old school vocal that continues this sonic trip. Pow channels Curtis Mayfield and enter stage centre, the inimitable Ninja in full flow and you don’t stop, you wont stop to this flute driven free for all.

By way of demonstrating The Go! Team’s old school manifesto, comes the 'needle-in-the-red' “I Love You Better” a defiant message to an ex love, spelling out exactly how he’s fucked up – and then there’s those steel drums. Following that comes the soda fountain soul courtesy of “A Bee Without Its Sting”, a groovy protest song that makes its point with a tambourine – hey only The Go! Team.

The musical wagon train then takes you into the wide screen, windswept western that is Tame the Great Plains heading off into a polyrhythmic panorama that’s full of hope. Slappin’ you back to reality comes “World Remember Me Now”, a timely reminder that when you’re lost in the routine of life, you can always count on The Go! Team.

Side A
Let the Seasons Work
Cookie Scene
A Memo for Maceo
We Do it but Never Know Why
Freedom Now

Side B
Pow
I Loved You Better
A Bee Without its Sting
Tame the Great Plains
World Remember Me Now

* Ecomix Vinyl is made from a mix of leftover coloured vinyl pellets to produce 'lucky-dip' coloured discs.