In early February, San Diego progressive reggae band, Tribal Seeds, released their fifth album, Ancient Blood. It had been ten years since the group had last released a full-length LP, but with a whopping 17 tracks clocking in at 73 minutes, the band has certainly made it worth… Read More
The red, gold and green were in abundance on a cool late September evening when the Marley Brothers Legacy Tour came through the Garden State to perform at the PNC Arts Center in Monmouth County, NJ. The crowd quickly shuffling into the venue beamed with smiles, exuding giddy… Read More
Sierra Drive Sounds is a Virginia Beach-based production label with a studio band that records and releases material under the same name. The band’s latest single, “Hope and Religion,” recognizes the link between the luck we need and the love we hopefully receive from the people around… Read More
Nearlin “Lynn” Taitt was born on June 22, 1934 in San Fernando, Trinidad. When he was eight years old, he and his four brothers started a steel pan band called Seabees, the name taken after the classic John Wayne film, The Fighting Seabees.… Read More
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What were most of us doing at the age of ten? I know I wasn’t doing anything too impressive.
In 2021, when Kailash Brumwell was ten, he was already making big moves in the reggae scene. He first made a name for himself by posting masterful covers… Read More
One of the beautiful things about music is its ability to unify listeners through shared experiences, especially when it deals with life’s many tough lessons. Ghost.wav’s first full-length album, Sight Seeker, released on July 19, 2024, accomplishes exactly this with the ten powerful… Read More
During an interview with KSNV’s Live Desk News Anchor, Evan Schreiber, leading up to his July 17 performance at The Virgin Hotel in Las Vegas, international reggae star Ziggy Marley expressed that he wanted to share “a night of love, peace, and paying homage to… Read More
TAUK & Matisyahu was never a predicted musical pairing. At least, I didn’t see it coming.
For starters, when I first saw Matisyahu at Virginia Beach’s now-defunct Jewish Mother restaurant/music venue on July 13, 2005, I obviously didn’t sense his broad personal and artistic… Read More
