ossory
Port Moresby, a city with no road out — you fly in, sail in, or stay where you are — across one panorama of stilt villages, fish markets, tarpaulin stalls, minibus stands and savannah hills, in a song that counts the city's miles, its three official languages, its concrete canoe, and the captain who named the whole place twice, both times after his father.
No Road Out
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Style
Fast Pacific-island fusion of roots reggae, string-band and classic rock at a driving 150 BPM one-drop groove; deep booming kick, log-drum toms, dub bass, brass stabs and hand percussion under overdriven rhythm guitar; male and female Papua New Guinean leads trading blocks and uniting on gang-vocal choruses.