The Honorable South sounds like electric soul rocknroll , freedom trap music, a genre bending dream scape www.thehonorablesouth.com
from the album "Faithful Brave & Honest" 2014 
Band:
Ms. Charm Taylor
Matthew Rosenbeck
Danny Kartel 
Charles Lumar II
Jamal Batiste
Feat. Spider Stacy (tin-whistle)

Saint Charles Parish By The Honorable South

Download Lions for Higher prod. by Flight School Productions 
from the album Faithful Brave and Honest 

Lions For Higher

The Honorable South: "I Love My Tribe" "Big Chief"

3. BIG CHIEF

The Honorable South: "I Love My Tribe" "Dirtiest" 

4. Dirtiest

The Honorable South: I Love My Tribe 2012 "Summertime" feat. Brice Miller


6. Summertime

A few tracks from The Honorable South: I Love My Tribe 2012
Pre-release All rights reserved. Available in-stores Friday Euclid Records Nola 12/23
Everywhere Else 1/1/12 
www.thehonorablesouth.tumblr.com
@honorablesouth


3. Big Chief

Gong A.D. an electronic retro rock cut from New Orleans Rockers The Honorable South. 
Sounds like time travel.

Gong A.D.

The Honorable South put a New Orleans brass, bounce, rocknroll twist on the 1962 top 40 cut "Hide and Go Seek" by Gospel & RocknRoll boss Bunker Hill. "You betta holla billy goat!!!"

Hide & Go Seek By The Honorable South

The band was formed in late 2008 by founding members MS. (Charm Taylor), an accomplished educator, vocalist/songwriter and Matthew Rosenbeck, a credited videographer, composer, and guitarist. Since then, THS has steadily refined and developed a progressively sharpened and unique indie and afro-rock sound that is reminiscent of the eclectic blend of Modest Mouse, the raw rock anthem energy of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, the feel good verse of Outkast, and the soulful commentary of Nina Simone. THS has evolved to include noted and highly regarded New Orleans percussionist Jamal Batiste (of Jam-All Productions), and producer, guitarist, and musical extraordinaire Danny Kartel (DKNO production credits with a wide variety of artists including the late Soulja Slim, Juvenile, Mystikal), and bassist/songwriter Charles Lumar II. Together, they have constructed a sound and a built a movement which has continued to gain momentum since their establishment as a permanent line up in early 2010.Their first release, the “Dirty in the Light” EP of 2009, affirmatively put the talent and potential of the group on display, and it was a year which saw the band hone their craft playing shows and sets across different venues in the city, and garner sales on the street locally and as far away as the U.K and Japan. The record was characterized by a raw electro-rock feel, and featured singles like “Oh You Call”, “Pressure”, and “Machine”. Throughout this time, the band produced several videos and continued to write new songs in anticipation of recording their first full-length record. More recently, their talents have been recognized by The Libertines drummer and CEO of 25 Hour Convenience Store Records Gary Powell, in an interview with the publication Culture Deluxe Magazine, who stated, they are “an absolute genius sounding band led by an enigmatic female lead singer. They are really adventurous with their approach to writing and performing…” (you read it in full here).2012 finds the band embarking upon a major multi-city U.S. tour and promoting the release of their locally anticipated record,“I Love My Tribe”. 


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