Nahko And Medicine For The People Release New Single Part Problem
Monday, 30 March 2020
Written by Jon Stickler
Photo: Donté Maurice
Nahko and Medicine for the People have dropped a new song.
The world music group continue to tease their new album 'Take Your Power Back' with Part Problem, the fifth single off the record following the previously shared Lifeguard, Slow Down, Garden, and Twisted.
The moving track lyrically explores facing up to your responsibilites and being brave enough to ask for help over piano melodies and alternative folk sounds. It arrives alongside the New Moon, continuing Nahko's tradition of releasing music in line with the lunar calendar. He said:
"Admitting you’re part of the problem can be difficult, but raising your hand and asking for help when you need it is essential. It's the only way you can learn to love yourself and forgive yourself. During this time of great sacrifice and uncertainty, we may naturally get drawn into the harsh edges of fear, chaos, and hysteria, but we have a unique opportunity to ground in and soften amongst it all. What if during this isolation we broke bread with other fears we’ve been harboring? My intentions for this New Moon are pretty straightforward: stay grounded, meditate on the manifestation of immediate global healing, and take responsibility for my part in creating a solution."
'Take Your Power Back' is set to arrive on May 15 through Medicine Tribe Records/SideOneDummy Records. The group's 2020 tour dates are currently on hold due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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