Young Kulcha, The 18th Parallel

For several years now, Young Kulcha has been establishing himself as the favourite of European sound systems. The young German-Congolese artist sets dub and reggae parties alight with his sharp lyrics and voice reminiscent of some of the most admired reggae artists such as Hugh Mundell, Dennis Brown and Garnett Silk. With ‘More Work To Be Done’, Young Kulcha presents a track that encourages younger generations to remain optimistic and resilient despite the difficult times our societies are going through. Accompanied by the exceptional Swiss studio band The 18th Parallel, ‘More Work To Be Done’ plunges us straight into a Jamaican sound system party from the early 1980s, where the combination of Roots Radics and Scientist would have shaken the neighbourhood with their unparalleled heavy sound. With a dub B-side by Westfinga, the new European generation pays tribute to Jamaican legends with this musical bombshell!

Drums: Antonin Chatelain
Bass: Stuf Addis
Piano: Jojo Gladstone
Organ: Mathias Liengme
Rhythm guitar: Leo Marin
Percussion: Loïc Moret, Westfinga
Backing vocals: Roberto Sánchez
Lead and backing vocals: Young Kulcha

Recorded at Bridge Studio, Geneva, by Mathias Liengme.
Mixed at WF Studio, Le Mans, by Westfinga.
Mastered at Precise Mastering, Hawick, by Sam John.

Produced by Mathias Liengme.
Lyrics written by Young Kulcha, Roberto Sánchez and Mathias Liengme.
Riddim composed by Jouke Yspeerd and arranged by The 18th Parallel.