Qwel returns to the forefront with “The New Wine”, the 3rd in the series that started with autumn’s “The Harvest” produced by Maker & winter’s “Freezerburner”
The New Wine is an expose of contrasts. The third horseman in Revelation is called forth - the black horse. His rider wields a balance proclaiming loudly 'A week's wage for a loaf of bread, a week's wage for a serving of grains, but don't harm the wine or oil'. Half the world slaves away to starve while the other wages war for its thirst for oil and wine. Man's wine has gone spoiled.
But just as the gloom of spring rain clears to a better day, so is the promise of the new wine. Qwel's unique and cynical outlook into our modern Babylon provides for an amazing range of sounds and topics, while contrarily giving way to hope in this plastic culture of Americanized Christianity and pop singers.
The sound of the new wine is unlike any of Qwel's previous records. Beautiful soundscapes of live violin often give way to thunderous baselines and soothing harmonies, further proclaiming 'Spring time is upon us. Drink the New Wine.'
- ‘The New Wine’ will have full radio and media servicing through Galapagos4.
- Qwel has plans for US & European tours in support of the album this summer/fall.
- Kip Killagain is a member of X13 recordings, Galapagos 4, and Deprogrammers Sound. His experience as one of the top 5 jungle/hip-hop producers in the United States, as well as producing and performing in cites all over Western Europe, has lead him to producing this album for underground legend Qwel of Typical Cats
