Tracklist:

1. Look Out Below
2. Barry White
3. The Path
4. Message In A Bottle
5. Last Dance
6. Boomerang
7. Golden Silverware
8. Chop
9. Propaganda
10. Stars
11. Pump
12. Everybody
13. Eyes Open
14. Love To See It

Foreseen by oracles and foretold by angels, the coming together of rapper Brandon BEZ (B Easy) Evans and beatmaker/producer Jonah Swilley was, by their own admission, a divine appointment. Both halves musically and spiritually forged in the twin flames of Georgia?s Pentecostal churches and grassroots hip-hop scene, Revival Season tell straight-shooting tales of our golden age chop, cops, badass bitches, self-snitches; drug-dealing and revolution chronicling and critiquing the culture over baselines and beats that kick squarely in the teeth with a platform boot.

Much in the spirit of Swilleys teenage bedroom beatmaking, their debut album Golden Age Of Self Snitching was pieced together largely self-sufficiently, written both remotely and in person, and recorded between a temporary studio space in a health centre and an ad-hoc setup in Swilleys dining room. A skeleton team of outside musicians contributed additional parts with Jordan Manly [Mattiel] and Rupert Brown [Roy Ayres, Raf Rundell] on drums, Shaheed Goodie on guest MC vocals for the jagged, spiralling Pump, and Raf Rundell [The 2 Bears], with whom Revival Season had previously made the Outernational mixtape (equal parts Prince Paul and King Tubby) on hand as vibe consultant, bringing additional production to a handful of tracks.