Marching Orders, by The Green

Marching Orders

by The Green

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The Green's MARCHING ORDERS on standard black vinyl. The songs "Mama Roots," "Seven Nation Army," and "My Rights," which are on the CD and digital versions of this album, are not included on the vinyl.

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1.	Marching Orders (feat. Busy Signal) 03:55	buy track
2.	I Will 03:16	buy track
3.	All I Need 04:23	buy track
4.	Good Feeling (feat. Eric Rachmany) 03:38	buy track
5.	Going Up 03:39	buy track
6.	Feel So Cool 03:49	buy track
7.	Mama Roots (feat. J Boog) 03:50	buy track
8.	The Garden 04:15	buy track
9.	Foolish Love 04:40	buy track
10.	Land Of Love (feat The Mana'o Company) 04:52	buy track
11.	Seven Nation Army 02:53	buy track
12.	You've Been Crying 04:07	buy track
13.	My Rights (feat. Fiji) 03:19	buy track
14.	Maui Ninja 04:13	buy track

about

The Green returns with their first full-length release since 2013's award-winning Hawai'i '13. That record debuted at #1 on the Billboard Reggae Chart and cracked the Top 100, as well, before going on to win an unprecedented three Na Hoku Hanohano awards in the band's native Hawaii. After years of touring to support that release, the band focused on making their next record with some longtime musical partners, including producers, Leslie Ludiazo (J Boog, Hot Rain) and Christian Mochizuki (Graves). The band also solicited Songwriter/Producer Brian Fennell (Ryan Tedder, One Republic, The Fray, Third Eye Blind) to help explore some new elements in their sound. The new release has an amazing mix of pop-influenced lovers rock along with the Green's patented island reggae. Guests include Jamaican dancehall superstar Busy Signal, Grammy-nominees J Boog and Rebelution's Eric Rachmany, as well as Island music veterans Fiji and The Mana'o Company.