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"Click to listen to Antibalas&amp;apos; &amp;apos;Sare Kon Kon&amp;apos;\r\nStimulated by seemingly ubiquitous international uprisings and economic crises, Brooklyn-based Antibalas recently returned to the studio to put together their first album in five years, which is due August 7th on Daptone Records. On &amp;quot;Sare Kon Kon (redux),&amp;quot; the last song on Antibalas&amp;apos; forthcoming self-titled album, the 12-piece Afrobeat ensemble jams in a fast-paced, energetic manner.\r\n&amp;quot;To paraphrase the lyrics, it&amp;apos;s like, &amp;apos;We&amp;apos;re running, we&amp;apos;re running. We don&amp;apos;t know where we&amp;apos;re going, but everybody&amp;apos;s running.&amp;apos; That kind of encapsulates the rushing anarchy that keeps the band together,&amp;quot; said Antibalas saxophonist Stuart Bogie. &amp;quot;It&amp;apos;s the idea that we&amp;apos;re all kind of on this train, and there&amp;apos;s no director, no engineer, no brake; everybody just has to run, and go or not go.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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