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Stream & Download: https://melting-pot-music.lnk.to/yasi... British-Mauritian vocalist and producer Reginald Omas Mamode IV unveils new single ‘Yasiin’s Lament’ and announces new career-high album Rivière Noire, set to release on 18th July. The record draws influence from the state of the world around us and how it impacts on everyday life. With the rise of global poverty, political and ethnic divisions; these factors prompt some of Reginald’s themes and call for humanity to recognise we are all interconnected. Out today, ‘Yasiin’s Lament’ is Reginald’s reaction to Yasiin Bey’s ‘99 classic ‘Umi Says’. About the song, he says: “As a school kid back then, Yasiin’s LP ‘Black On Both Sides’ was mine. His song ‘Umi Says’ had an optimism, a feeling of a brighter future for my people. Sadly his sentiment of casting light on the injustice and liberation of my people, still needs to be reiterated loud and clear today. ‘I want my people to be free’”. ‘Rivière Noire’ is somewhat of a rebirth or an evolution for Reginald. The album sees him take a step back from sampling records, rather performing all the instrument and vocal parts himself. He creates his sounds and grooves with a vast array of instruments, performed, recorded and mixed in his modest studio. Live drums, drum machines, various percussion instruments, guitar, Fender Rhodes and synths. Born and raised in Britain whilst maintaining a firm connection to his father’s African island. South London to the Mascarene Islands (Réunion, Mauritius and Rodrigues) where Reginald's family roots lay. Music runs deep in the Mamode family with his brothers Mo Kolours and Jeen Bassa being recording artists but also their relatives contributing to the ‘Electric Sega’ recordings in Mauritius during the 1970’s. Reggie’s music is informed by Golden Era Hip Hop, Jazz, Soul, Afro, Funk, Sega and Maloya. Africa, the Caribbean, South London and the Blues of The States. Echoes of J Dilla and D'Angelo as well as clear influences from Sly Stone, Shuggie Otis and Lee Perry. With four solo albums on Five Easy Pieces (and a string of collaboration projects including Twit One, Tenderlonious & Flako), Reginald has been instrumental in shaping the UK beat and jazz sound/scene of today, 2012 marked the start of Gilles Petersons ongoing support, playing his music for over a decade. Follow Reginald Omas Mamode IV Spotify https://lnk.to/reginald_spotify Apple Music / artist Instagram / reginaldomasmamodeiv Visit https://bio.to/mpm for the latest Melting Pot Music stuff. Melting Pot Music on… Spotify https://lnk.to/meltingpotmusic_spotify Apple Music https://apple.co/3YDYaXq Instagram / melting_pot_music Bandcamp https://meltingpotmusic.bandcamp.com YouTube / mpmtv Cat No: MPM354-3 Artist: Reginald Omas Mamode IV Titel: Yasiin’s Lament © ℗ 2025 Melting Pot Music