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the 'exec summary' by Sheeba's Line
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fave it Trip Hop | Pop Crossover
5 tracks | 21 minutes
Released Aug 2005
on Sheeba's Line
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A gentle but assertive voice navigating emotional dilemas with a contemporary vibe - the music draws from electronic and sampling influences for the space between the dance floor and industrial frenzy - the chill out lounge - she wants you to boogie, to p
Bio / Background
Sheeba's line draws her inspiration from the queen of Sheba - one of the few legendary females to be treated equally. Sheba's legend lives all over Africa and appears in European folk tales including the Holy Grail. She is well known for encouraging responsible creativity and connection to nature. Her origins are ancient and her story has lived through many lives and masks of civilisation.
Her line.
In our time ideal worlds lie open - bleeding with inconsistencies and failures to deliver justice, freedom and liberty. Christianity, Islam- religion sentenced to corruption and hypocrisy. Tis not capitalism, communism, socialism, democracy or 'the empire'. Tis not science, technology or health through material wellbeing and the hippies never delivered. Some have too much, some too little. Some live oppressed - others depressed infected with affluenza. We have blamed, shifted guilt and plastered the mess with bandaids but none of this to any great end.
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