Five brand new original songs from the Easy Star All-Stars, along with an unreleased dub version of "Climbing Up The Walls" from the Radiodread sessions.

UNTIL THAT DAY showcases five original songs from the band behind DUB SIDE OF THE MOON and RADIODREAD, two of the most successful reggae albums of the decade (the two records combined have sold 200,000 copies since release). It also includes a previously unreleased dub version of “Climbing Up The Walls” from the RADIODREAD sessions.

While many may think the Easy Star All-Stars only pay tribute to classic rock albums, there has always been original music coming from the collective. Originally formed in 1997 for Easy Star Records’ first recordings (including the first ever Easy Star release, EASY STAR VOLUME ONE), the Easy Star All-Stars existed only as a studio entity until releasing DUB SIDE OF THE MOON in 2003. The success of that album—still sitting on Billboard’s Reggae Chart five years later—led to the formation of a touring version of the collective. In 2006, the ESAS released the follow-up to DUB SIDE, tackling Radiohead’s OK Computer (renamed RADIODREAD). This album has had similar success, solidifying the band’s reputation for experimentation, originality and incredible live shows.

As anyone who has seen any of the band’s 200+ shows in the past five years knows, besides playing cuts from both tribute albums, the Easy Star All-Stars also have a number of their own original songs that make it into their sets. Five of these fan favorites have found their way on to UNTIL THAT DAY, showcasing the diverse writing talents of many members of the band:

 The classic roots cut “Got To Get Away” features guitarist Junior Jazz on vocals and horns arranged by sax player Jennifer Hill.
 The music for “Bed Of Rose” was written by drummer Ive-09, while Menny More supplied the vocals for this dancehall track.
 “Like The Stars” was written by keyboardist Jeremy Mage, with lyrics by singer Tamar-kali.
 “Until That Day” was written by bassist Ras I Ray (and was in the set at the first ever live show by the band in May 2003). It includes a chat by Menny More.
 “The Finest” was written by Jeremy Mage and Menny More, again with horn arrangements by Jennifer Hill.

The EP was produced by Easy Star All-Stars founder Michael Goldwasser along with the band. The tracks were recorded in between European tours last summer that brought the band to the UK, Ireland, Egypt, Poland, Italy and Turkey.