Tribe 8
Tribe 8 formed in the late 1980s with members Leah Hextall, Nina Rollo, Tee Jay, and Sandra Davis. Their music centered on lesbian identity and queer...
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Tribe 8 formed in the late 1980s with members Leah Hextall, Nina Rollo, Tee Jay, and Sandra Davis. Their music centered on lesbian identity and queer politics, with songs like 'Lezbophobia' and 'Butch in the Streets' becoming rallying points in the LGBTQ+ community. They released their debut album 'Ammunition' in 1990.
Hextall handled turntables as DJ Pogo while Rollo provided vocals and lyrics. Their sound mixed hip-hop beats with direct, sometimes confrontational lyrics about sexuality and social justice. The 1994 album 'Conscious' and their self-titled 1997 release continued this approach.
Tribe 8 faced criticism for their explicit content but maintained a dedicated following through the 1990s. Their music documented queer life with a raw energy that felt both personal and political.
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