Music, reggae in particular, is an extremely powerful medium that transcends lingual, geographic and cultural borders, brings people together and can foster change and elevate consciousness. With this in mind, as a platform for reggae music worldwide, Rootfire has always strove to not only promote American artists but to also shine a light on work that we endorse from beyond our shores.… class="read-more">Read More
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ROOTFIRE PRIVATE PRE-SALE
class="has-text-align-center">Welcome to Rootfire’s private pre-sale list.
class="has-text-align-center">Enter your info below for EARLY ACCESS to select shows from The Movement, The Elovaters, Tropidelic and more.
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Unsung Heroes: Kalani Kulcha
Back in the early 80s, reggae was really starting to take root in America, and one of the hot spots for it was Southern California. This next artist we had the privilege to interview, Kalani Kulcha, hails from San Diego, and grew up watching his uncle play bass in a popular reggae band in the area called Shiloh, which later became Big Mountain.… class="read-more">Read More
Unsung Heroes: Ras Lidj
Hailing from Washington D.C., this next artist we had the privilege to interview, Ras Lidj, represents his area well. Blending the sounds of roots reggae and the go-go music that his hometown is known for, he has created his own infectious sound called Regg’Go.… class="read-more">Read More
Album Showcase: Alific – “Write it on the Wall”
I first started working with Rootfire about 7 years ago when founder Seth Herman had recruited me as a writer. I always thoroughly enjoyed conversing with Seth about reggae because he had such a vast knowledge of modern American reggae and endless personal connections to the artists and industry people alike.… class="read-more">Read More
Unsung Heroes: Mark Ackles
Based out of the Myrtle Beach area, this next artist we had the privilege to interview is a keyboard player extraordinaire who has left his mark in multiple genres. Mark Ackles has been a long-time player in the reggae music scene and has played with many of the greats, touring and playing countless shows, spreading the message of peace, love and unity through music.… class="read-more">Read More
Unsung Heroes: Vincent “Biggs” James
When I think of this next bredren we had the privilege to interview, I think of warm keyboard sounds and music that stirs your spirit. Vincent “Biggs” James is a legendary reggae player who has inspired many with his commitment to quality while keeping the music alive and real in this time.… class="read-more">Read More
Unsung Heroes: Desi Hyson
Bob Marley accurately said, “One good thing about music, when it hits you feel no pain.” These words ring true, and never more clearly with this next singer we had the opportunity to interview. Desi Hyson is the lead singer and keyboard player for the mighty reggae band, Moja Nya.… class="read-more">Read More