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Warrior Charge Hoodie Military Green
Warrior Charge Hoodie Military Green
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Warrior Charge Hoodie Military Green

Warrior Charge Hoodie Military Green

645 SEK
"Warrior Charge" is widely considered one of the most iconic and powerful instrumental tracks in the history of British reggae. Released in 1980, it perfectly captures the "militant" roots-reggae sound that Aswad championed before their later shift toward pop-reggae. BabylonThe song is most famous for its central role in the 1980 cult classic film Babylon. The movie stars Aswad's lead singer, Brinsley Forde, as Blue, a young DJ in South London's sound system culture. Sound System Anthem: Decades after its release, the song remains a "staple" for reggae sound systems worldwide. Its heavy low-end and crisp production (recorded at Island Records' Fallout Shelter) make it a favorite for testing the power of a speaker rig. UK Reggae Identity: It helped define a specific "London sound"—one that was grittier and more industrial than the sunshine-soaked reggae coming out of Jamaica at the time.
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This Midweight Softstyle hoodie features a cozy, brushed interior and a 100% ring spun cotton face, ideal for a variety of cotton friendly decorating techniques. Fabric Composition: 80% ring-spun US cotton, 20% polyester Fabric Weight: 8.4 oz/SqYd Design Elements: 2-end ringspun cotton face fleece, classic fit tubular body, 2-piece color-matched jersey fabric lined hood Additional Features: 3/8"" flat drawcords, dropped shoulders, double-needle topstitching, grey pearlized tear-away label. General Gentle machine or hand wash in cold water with mild detergent Dry Tumble dry on low or hang dry, avoid high heat Store In a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight Iron Use low heat and a pressing cloth if necessary, but best to avoid ironing fleece

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