Sunset Cities 1994 continuing the eerie style of

continuing the eerie style of their debut album

Nathan Williams and producer Dennis Herring constructed these songs using samples and unconventional production rather than traditional live jamming

with standout track "Well Done" taking aim at Mary Berry's supposed love of reggae

"Tell Me How It Is" could be a twin of one of the heartfelt ballads on Terry Malts' excellent Lost at the Party album

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Sunset Cities 1994 continuing the eerie style ofSunset Cities is a new musical project created to explore this and many other questions concerning ones own presence, spiritual essence, belief, love, and mindfulness while in rotation around the life light. The group is comprised of two emcees and two producers; four human perspectives judging the light and the dark of life, manoeuvring between the two while the fundamentals of hip hop culture and psychedelic soul simmer on the coasts of South