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By Johnny Reeferseed on August 25, 2010
His crystalline voice and funky, easygoing beats earned Cas a second-place finish on America’s Got Talent, which in turn netted him a measure of fame and a following. But the contest also locked the Texan singer/songwriter/guitarist into a major label deal that didn’t feel right. So, not wanting to be turned into a manufactured product, he struck out on his own. The superb result: Connection, a collection of songs basking in the philosophical and musical maturity that comes from staying true to his artistic vision.
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By Johnny Reeferseed on August 11, 2010
Richie Spice (Richell Bonner) was born on September 8, 1971 in Rock Hall, St. Andrew, Jamaica. He is one of the Bonner brothers all of whom are reggae artists, including Pliers and Spanner Banner.
Having gained popularity in the mid 90′s, Spice has performed at all major shows staged locally namely Reggae Sun Splash , White River Reggae Bash, Rebel Salute and many others. Spice has opened shows for the likes of Chaka Demus and Pliers, Spanner Banner and Rita Marley on extensive tours of Europe and the United States 1996-1997.
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By Johnny Reeferseed on July 28, 2010
Josh Heinrichs founded Jah Roots in 2001, along with four musician-friends from his hometown of Springfield, MO. Over the following eight years, they released five studio albums and toured extensively throughout the USA. During this time, Heinrichs wrote a number of songs that eventually gained fantastically large on-line notoriety, and were downloaded en masse all over the world. The band’s success was recognized in the official media outlets of such locales as Guam, Hawaii and New Zealand. However, after years playing to overflowing crowds at outdoor festivals and packed mid-sized venues, the toll of non-stop touring began to take a personal toll, and Heinirchs decided to step away from the band he had taken so far, in order to devote more time to his wife and children.
Posted in DAILY TOKER TUNES | Tagged Irie Wednesday, Jah Roots, johnny reeferseed, Josh Heinrichs, reggae, Toker Tunes
By Johnny Reeferseed on July 14, 2010
The Fellows are a group of chaps from the old school, they went to school together, a good school. Whilst at school there was a younger pupil (the silver gnome) who they mistreated for being silver. After school they lost touch and went about their lives, all excelling in their various fields. Life on Earth during this time became tense, people grew weary and began abusing one another. As a result search parties were sent out across the universe for a better life, at the very same time it so happened The Visfincta were doing that very same thing. What ensued then was a galactic tug of war and help was sent for.
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By Johnny Reeferseed on June 16, 2010
Skyhouse is the musical mothership of Harris Levon McRae & Bets Pott. Both Bets and Harris are songwriters and multi-instrumentalists playing an interesting mix of musical instruments including guitar, bass, keyboards, piano, banjo, harmonica, and percussion. They have developed a sound that they have coined “Freggae”. It is a combination of Folk Rock/Reggae with all kinds of other things thrown in.
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By Johnny Reeferseed on June 2, 2010
Souls of Love – the deep, inside feeling of oneness with self and others encompassing the true meaning of love, coming from the soul. Souls of Love is a reggae music collective assembled by ILocks, the longtime keyboardist and backing vocalist for Eek-A-Mouse and Ras Michael and The Sons Of Negus. Throughout his career, ILocks has bridged the gap between the black urban culture of Los Angeles and the influx of reggae music.
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By Johnny Reeferseed on May 26, 2010
In 1980, Errol formed the band Messenjah. They recorded two albums and toured extensively for 6 years traveling across Canada and the U.S.A. When Messenjah disbanded in 1986, lead singer and bass player Errol Blackwood started a solo career. For his many scheduled club and concert performances throughout Canada and the US, he brought together several talented musicians in 1988 to create the band Injah, bringing a new sound to the Canadian reggae music scene.
Posted in DAILY TOKER TUNES | Tagged Injah, Irie Wednesday, johnny reeferseed, reggae. Errol Blackwood, toker tune
By Johnny Reeferseed on May 19, 2010
This groups new “Gypsy Reggae” sound is being embraced by everyone, from folk lovers, reggae snowboarders to rock’n’rollers. HannaH*s Field breaks through pop and surface to what lies deep within us all. They play songs of prayer, parties, praise, pot and peace. While rocking with powerful African drum beats, this amazing singer-songwriter takes you along in her world of her happy love-filled heart to the pain of loss that touches us all. She opens the door to her own spirituality and shares with us the way for each one of us to truly be ourselves. Accompanied by her talented, djembe jivin’ sidekick, Andy Ardenski, HannaH*s Field has developed a gypsy reggae sound that is truly unique and inspirational.
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By Johnny Reeferseed on May 6, 2010
Coming to us from sunny Barbados,don’t let his long golden dreadlocks fool you, David Kirton’s sound and aura is far from a ‘typical’ reggae artist. His music is a unique hybrid of rock, pop and reggae that moves past the reverent Caribbean rhythms of the past and on to the airwaves, dance floors and digital devices of future. His music touches the heart, head, and feet, making you feel, think, and dance.
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By Johnny Reeferseed on April 28, 2010
George “Wild Life” Scott hails from the parish of Clarendon, Jamaica, West Indies. As most people from the rural parishes do, he came to Kingston with his mother where he attended school. He is an Alignment Technician by day and a musician at night.
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