Kulture
by Satsang
bruce mcallester
bruce mcallester
I first heard Satsang while in rehab and resonated deep during that time.
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ddwelsh112
i love this album, and their other albums because SATSANG FRIGGIN ROCKSSSS!!!
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Intro (ft. Daniel Weiss)
01:14
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We'll Stand
05:18
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Resistance
04:11
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Truth
03:57
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Figure It Out
04:12
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Home
03:22
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Me and You
03:57
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Breathe
04:36
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I'll Be There
04:02
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10. |
So Far
04:15
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11. |
This Is War
05:19
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about
Satsang's third full-length studio album Kulture features eleven new songs that display the band's diversity, depth, and evolution of their sound; a unique blend of soul, folk-rock, and hip-hop. Continually displaying their relevant nature in an era of cultural discontent, Satsang connects with its audience through the uplifting lyrics and conscious message found in their songs.
Lead singer/songwriter Drew McManus emerges as a pacesetter and a leader in the conscious music movement through his hip-hop/punk rock work ethic along with the support of his peers. Says McManus, "The essence of this record was to breakdown and sift through the current state of our Country, and I suppose, my life. It is by far the strangest of times we have seen in a long while. I think the key and common denominator is celebrating righteousness rather than basking in the darkness. I really tried to capture that in this record. Conscious commentary that you can dance to.”
Kulture is self-produced by McManus alongside multi-instrumentalist Karl Roth who also engineered and recorded the album. The album weaves its way from the socio-political commentary of “We’ll Stand” and “Resistance” to the foundations of home and family found in “Me & You” and the life-lesson anthem “I’ll Be There”. The album concludes with the songs “So Far” and “This Is War”, expressing the affirmation that work and persistence is the key to all success. McManus sums up these themes saying, “Whether as a nation or as a sentient person navigating the perils and joys of life...all of these things are at the heart and soul of Kulture.”
Lead singer/songwriter Drew McManus emerges as a pacesetter and a leader in the conscious music movement through his hip-hop/punk rock work ethic along with the support of his peers. Says McManus, "The essence of this record was to breakdown and sift through the current state of our Country, and I suppose, my life. It is by far the strangest of times we have seen in a long while. I think the key and common denominator is celebrating righteousness rather than basking in the darkness. I really tried to capture that in this record. Conscious commentary that you can dance to.”
Kulture is self-produced by McManus alongside multi-instrumentalist Karl Roth who also engineered and recorded the album. The album weaves its way from the socio-political commentary of “We’ll Stand” and “Resistance” to the foundations of home and family found in “Me & You” and the life-lesson anthem “I’ll Be There”. The album concludes with the songs “So Far” and “This Is War”, expressing the affirmation that work and persistence is the key to all success. McManus sums up these themes saying, “Whether as a nation or as a sentient person navigating the perils and joys of life...all of these things are at the heart and soul of Kulture.”
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released March 22, 2019
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Satsang Red Lodge, montana
Music rooted deep in the mountains of Montana.
shows
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Apr 19Charlotte, NC
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Apr 20Asheville, NC
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Apr 21Columbus, OH
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May 8St. Paul, MN
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May 9Milwaukee, WI
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May 12Cleveland, OH
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May 15Cambridge, MA
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May 16Burlington, VT
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May 17Brooklyn, NY
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May 18Asbury Park, NJ
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May 25Saint Augustine, FL
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Aug 20Boise, ID
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Aug 21Bend, OR
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Aug 22Portland, OR
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Aug 23Seattle, WA
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Aug 24Bellingham, WA
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Aug 27Salt Lake City, UT
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Aug 27Salt Lake City, UT
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Aug 30Bellvue, CO
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Aug 31Buena Vista, CO
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