MUSIC INTERVIEW: The Aggrolites
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MUSIC INTERVIEW: The Aggrolites
Rochester City Newspaper
CITY: At Warped Tour you were kind of the odd band out. How'd that work out for you?JESSE WAGNER: It was cool. It was a way to expose reggae music to a lot of teenagers that don't know anything about it. I like doing tours like that getting people interested hopefully. We were just playing for random people. There were certain days where there were people that knew us but the majority was a lot of little emo kids and stuff.
Reggae artist spreads love of music
UNM Daily Lobo
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Reggae Singer Half Pint ready to treat fans in South Florida at …
South Florida Caribbean News
To date he is the only reggae singer to accomplish this feat. As a man recognized the world over for his positive contribution to the upliftment of mankind through reggae music Pint was presented with “The Key to The City of Lauderdale Lakes” by the Mayor in 2000. In 2007 he won two International Reggae and World Music Awards at the Awards held in NYC at the Apollo Theater. In 2008 Half Pint released his latest album “No Stress Express” and it is destined to be a classic. ” Half Pint is known for his diminutive stature but has huge on-stage presence often described as no less than explosive and dynamic.
Mystic Roots return to Chico for reggae rockfest
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” Mystic Roots Band have a distinctive sound which is derived from reggae philosophy and affection for the kind of all out party madness that only hip-hop can deliver. “You can come to a bar and party dance and go crazy while still getting an encouraging message” Wyman said. When Mystic Roots Band aren’t touring or recording their own music they become the reggae hip-hop entourage for international recording artist Pato Banton. Banton also known as “Mr. Positivity” has shared the stage with Sting Jimmy Nail Burning Spear and Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers. Banton’s message “stay positive and never give in” reverberates throughout his extensive musical catalog. Songs including “Life is a Miracle” and “Groovin’” have become dearly loved classics among fans.
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