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Tribal Jam
Tribal Jam formed in London in the early 2000s, with Seraphina So on vocals, Mark Crooks on guitar, Adrian Ingram on bass, and Paul Hendra on drums. They...
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Tribal Jam formed in London in the early 2000s, with Seraphina So on vocals, Mark Crooks on guitar, Adrian Ingram on bass, and Paul Hendra on drums. They started by mixing world music, soul, and hip-hop, which gave them a sound that didn't fit neatly into one category. Their first album, 'Tribal Spirit,' came out in 2006 and captured that raw, rhythmic energy they were building.
Their song 'Remind Me' became their breakout track, reaching listeners well beyond London. They followed up with albums like 'Higher Ground' in 2009 and 'The Journey' in 2012, where they folded in funk, reggae, and more soul. Seraphina So's voice carried a lot of their material, both on record and on stage.
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