Latest cut from the upcoming new Organically Good Trio album. Features Paul Wolstencroft -organ, Steve Fell - guitar, Erik Kalb - drums, Rymo - percussion, Michael Pujato - percussion. Mixed and recorded by Josh Driscoll at the Chawp Shawp.

Spark It Up

Backyard Sessions: Malibu Edition

Reelin' (Live)

Home Tonight (Live)

Summer Nights (Live)

Smile (Live)

Mandela Affect is a comedic Pop Reggae song about the phenomenon of false memories termed the “Mandela Effect,” or as some refer to it, “Mandela Affect.” The phenomenon was dubbed the "Mandela Effect" by paranormal researcher Fiona Broome, who reported having vivid and detailed memories of news coverage of South African anti-Apartheid leader Nelson Mandela dying in prison in the 1980s. While the word “Effect” is used as a noun meaning a change which is a result or consequence of an action or a verb, meaning cause (something) to happen; bring about; “Affect” is only used as a verb and means have an effect on; make a difference to like a Flattened Affect. In an ironic sense, Clint Warren intentionally named the song "Mandela Affect." Artwork was done by Clint Warren and graffiti legend Atomik.

Mandela Affect

“Space Monkeys” is a (Dub Style) Reggae song about a reference to test monkeys being shot up into space from the film, “Fight Club.” Clint roasts celebrities ranging from Steve Carell to John C. Reilly. All-in-all there are about 20 Pop Culture references in the song, making this the perfect party or simple get-together song.

Space Monkeys

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Ain't No Reason To Go

New Single “Daytrippin” Out Now! 🏜️
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