This 2008 album solidified Fat Freddy's Drop's international reputation, showcasing their signature blend of dub, reggae, and soul with a relaxed, yet potent, vibe.
- The album was primarily recorded at a remote bach (holiday home) in the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand, allowing for a relaxed and organic creative process.
- "The Camel" debuted at number one on the New Zealand music charts upon its release.
- The album features the popular track "The Raft," which became a staple of their live shows and a fan favorite.
Fat Freddy's Drop is a Wellington, New Zealand-based band known for their live-looped, dub-infused reggae. They emerged from the Wellington underground in the early 2000s, quickly becoming a major force in the international dub and reggae scenes. "The Camel" was released in 2008, marking their second studio album, following the success of "Based on (True) Story."
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