| Baba Israel |
Baba Israel (USA/Israel)www.openthoughtmusic.comBaruch “Baba” Israel is a hip hop and spoken word artist who has toured across the USA, Europe, Japan, New Zealand and Australia. He has released a full length album called Mind Music on Velour Records and the album Force of Life, released as a single in the US, Japan, and Europe by Bay Area label Wide Hive and as a full length in Australia to critical acclaim. He has been featured on the Revenge of the B-Boy compilations by Bomb Hip Hop records, on the Ming and FS record Subway Series and on DJ Logic’s latest album. He is also featured in the classic hip hop films Freestyle, Breath Control, Hip Hop for Hope, Chuck D’s Hip Hop Hall of Fame, and on the VH1 Hip Hop History week. He has shared the stage with artists such as Afrika Bambaatta, The Roots, Outkast, Vernon Reid, and the legendary Lester Bowie.Back To Top | BENNCHOUMY “THE CHING CHEENG KING” |
BENNCHOUMY (Haiti)www.chingcheeng.com
Born a Libra in Port-au-Prince, Haiti to a voodoo priest father and a very religious mother, Bennchoumy inherited the understanding of balance. He carefully brings that poise to his music by wrapping himself around any instrumental with a melodic flow, “pyramid-like” lyrics, and a heart-rending voice.
“I ease pain, bring pain, and challenge brains of any kind.”
Bennchoumy was raised in the ghetto of Kafou, by the shore of the hot Atlantic Ocean. As a natural leader, he formed the hip hop gospel group “The Shepherdz” with two other comrades in 1999, quickly garnering local fame as a new sound emerged through every Haitian speaker box. The Ching Cheeng King has performed with many stars from his community including Wyclef Jean, Zin, Manze Dayila and Pras, just to name a few.
Bennchoumy is every record label’s dream -or perhaps nightmare- depending on their tolerance for true creativity. With a new mix-tape causing havoc on the internet, and Upside Down Crucifixion soon to be released on his own independent label, Ching Cheeng Records, the King is ready to feed hip hop heads food for thought in a new lyrical Canaan.
C.H.I.N.G. – Composition of Highly Intellectual Noble GentlemenC.H.E.E.N.G – Coming out of Haiti Entering Every Nation on the GlobeBack To Top
| La Bruja |
La Bruja (Puerto Rico)www.labrujamusic.comOVERVIEWWhether singing on Telemundo, performing on HBO’s Def Poetry Jam, orappearing in History Channel docudramas, modern day renaissance womanLa Bruja refuses to be put in a box. Her unique creativity andcharisma has taken her from appearances in a Spike Lee film to runningwriting workshops for inner-city youth and even modeling for Levis inGlamour and Marie Claire.Now, with her debut album “Brujalicious”, this dynamic, gifted performer infuses hip-hop and reggaeton with her irresistible blend ofpotent intelligence, hot sensuality and lyrical skill.La Bruja has long been regarded as one of the leading American spokenword poets. With the release of “Brujalicious” she joins the ranks ofartists such as Mos Def who infuse music with the power of word.POETSince her auspicious spoken-word debut at the famed Nuyorican Poet’sCafe in 1996, Caridad De La Luz, aka La Bruja, has appeared on HBO’s”Russell Simmons Def Poetry Jam” and performed internationally atdozens of respected venues, including Joe’s Pub at The Joseph PappPublic Theater, The Nuyorican Cafe in Puerto Rico, SOBs, The AmericanMuseum of Natural History, and at Miramax’s “Celebration of MiguelPinero”.WRITERLa Bruja is the author of the highly successful one-woman comedy show”Boogie Rican Blvd.”, which sold out its eight-week run at La TeaTheater and has been produced at The Nuyorican Poet’s Cafe. The show’sprevious sponsors include Red Bull, Urban Latino Media, Cafe Bustelo,and Hot 97. She wrote for mun2’s animated comedy series “LugarHeights”, and is currently working on “Famers”, a full lengthscreenplay that tells the poignant story of love, aspirations, andloss behind the creation of a graffiti memorial wall.ACTORLa Bruja’s numerous acting credits span television, theater, and film.Her TV credits include appearances on HBO Latino, The History Channel,public service spots for AmericansForTheArts.Org, and Spike Lee’scommercials for IAM.com, She is the voice of Roxy in mun2’s animatedcomedy “Lugar Heights”. La Bruja made her major motion picture debutin 2000 as Cuca in Spike Lee’s “Bamboozled”, and gave a scene stealingperformance as Lucy Negron in the 2004 Sundance-winning feature “DownTo The Bone”. A seasoned stage actor, La Bruja has performed at theHip Hop Theater Festival, toured Poland and NYC as a cast member ofthe musical “Ubu Enchained”, and appeared in Pedro Pietri’s “ElSpanglish Language Sandwich”. She has received raves around the worldfor her performance in her original one-woman musical comedy show”Boogie Rican Blvd” and most recently in the Spanish Language ComedyFilm “El Vacilon – The Movie” based on New York City’s Top Rated FMRadio Morning Show on La Mega-FM.HIP HOP / REGGAETON ARTISTLa Bruja has recorded with Fat Joe, Vivian Green, Jadakiss, DonDinero, The Jungle Brothers, Black Ice, B-Real, Tony Touch, AfrikaaBambaata, Chingo Bling, Hurricane G, Boy Wonder and The X-ecutioners.La Bruja has just released her debut album “Brujalicious” on De La LuzRecords.ACTIVISTA dedicated artist-activist, La Bruja frequently performs at schools,universities, hospitals, and community centers around the country. Shehelped raise funds for “Stop The Bombs”, part of a successful campaignto close the controversial US Navy Base on Vieques Island, andrecorded music for the “No More Prisons” album, which promotesawareness of the negative impact of militarism on today’s urban youth.La Bruja has been a longtime activist and participant in the fightagainst AIDS and in the promotion of education and awareness about thedisease. Creator of the “How Can I Change The World?” writing workshopfor The East Harlem Tutorial Program, she now leads workshops atschools and community development centers nationwide. In encouragingthousands to claim the benefits of art, culture, and self-expression,La Bruja continues to support positive change for the hip-hopgeneration.Back To Top | BocaFloja |
BocaFloja (Mexico)www.myspace.com/bocaflojaBocaFloja, an MC hailing from Mexico City, is somewhat of an elderstatesman for the underground hip-hop scene in Mexico and has beencontributing to it for the better part of seven years. Influenced bystyles as diverse as West Coast hip-hop heroes Living Legends, TheRoots, Black Star and Gangstarr, as well as neo-soul and jazz,BocaFloja has developed a unique and inimitable style that has put himin the forefront of Mexico’s underground. These influences, coupledwith his personal growth while living in the most populous city in theworld, have imbued his songs with a consciousness of one living in amulticultural society of someone familiar with the struggle one facesby not being one of privileged few. BocaFloja has already performed inthe U.S. alongside Dead Prez, J live, 2Mex, and underground legendsFreestyle Fellowship.”A TITULO PERSONAL” IS BOCAFLOJA`S LATEST ALBUM. FOR MORE INFO VISIT:WWW.QUILOMBOARTE.COM”In a titulo personal Bocafloja`s rhymes have a well done jazzybackground, good enough to finally create a fructiferous marriagebetween beats and rhymes” Carlos Davalos, Scratchamama 90.9 fm, Mexicocity.”Bocafloja turned into one of the most political and full of fightingspirit mc`s in Latin American Hip Hop” Sergio Burstein, La Opinion /La vibra, Los Angeles.”Bocafloja is one of the few Mexican mc`s that takes Hip Hop furtherthan just having a good time. El rey is probably one of the bestMexican hip hop songs ever made” Paella, R&R magazine, Mexico.”BocaFloja, is considered one of the seasoned rappers, who hasrepresented the booming indie scene in Mexico. A seven year vet, Bocahas promoted the globalization of Hip-Hop by performing in Cuba,Brazil, Venezuela, and the U.S. Chuck ‘Jigsaw’ Creekmur, BET.com StaffWriter.Back To Top
| Chosan |
Chosan (Sierra Leone)Chosan was born in the country of Sierra Leone, West Africa. He andhis mom later moved to Canada and then to London. It was in LondonChosan got involved with the whole culture of hip-hop. His first breakcame when a freestyle CD recorded in a friends bedroom, made its wayto a DJ at KISS FM London. Impressed by his raw talent, Chosan wasasked to perform live on air where he captured the hearts of thecapital.After doing numerous talent shows and performances, Chosan convincedan established artist at the time, to give him 5 hours of his 12 hourrecording session. With his first track recorded Chosan entered alocal radio’s talent search competition. As fate would have it Chosaneventually went on to win first prize. The grand prize included 1000copies of the wining song pressed up and one recording session.With a distribution deal that fell through, Chosan rapidly used hisstreet smarts, and used it as an opportunity to single handilydistribute the records across the UK. This was to be the start ofChosan’s entrepreneurial enterprises. Chosan also managed to get intomany high profile publications, and created a street team of peoplefrom his neighbourhood. Chosan also managed to secure warm up spotsfor international artists while in the UK like Busta Rhymes, The Loxand Eve.After being dissatisfied with the representation of Hip-Hop and R&B inthe UK Chosan decided to pack his bags and move to the Bronx New York.Not long after dealing with the general issues of living in the bigapple disaster was to strike again this time on a personal note. Hewas hit by a truck whilst crossing the road on Gun Hill in the Bronxand miraculously escaped with no cuts and injuries but had to attend ayears worth of physical therapy after 2 months in Jacobi hospital inthe Bronx.With a new appreciation for life, he recorded his debut “The BeautifulSide Of Misery” vol 1, with money received from the accident andstarted Silverstreetz Entertainments. Out of passion, struggle,determination and a love for hip-hop music Chosan still stands.Back To Top
| Eternia |
Eternia (Canada)www.eternia.caJuno-nominated and widely considered one of Canada’s foremostlyricists, Eternia continues to carry the torch for those Hip Hopaficionados who crave… s’More. Fresh off the release of hercritcally-acclaimed debut-album “It’s Called Life” (Urbnet Records2005), Eternia has been keeping busy touring Europe, U.S.A.., andCanada, while quietly recording an arsenal of new material withproducers such as Arythmetic, Apathy (Demigodz), DJ 3D & Ant B.”Homebase” ft. Nick Fury & Freestyle (Arsonists) is a fresh indicatorof what is to come; but if her past accomplishments are any indicationof future successes, it is safe to say This is Only the Beginning forthis hard-hitting lyricist.Back To Top
| The Foundation Movement |
The Foundation Movement (Puerto Rico/Liberia)www.foundationhiphop.net/On February 27, 2003, the City of Boston declared the day FoundationDay. The City of Boston not only honored the group for their musicaltalent, but also recognized Foundation Movement for their commitmentto the community and for making positive changes in a city with ahistory of violence, racism, segregation, and political corruption.Foundation Movement members; Eroc, Optimus, and DJ El are a diversegroup of young artists with origins from Puerto Rico, Liberia, andGuatemala, who all met in Boston and united to form the group. Thiscultural fusion, as well as their experiences growing up in Boston,has influenced The Foundations music. Not another rap group withwatered down lyrics, and messages of misogyny and materialism. Theyrecommitted to addressing issues of injustice and oppression, while alsoentertaining crowds with hot beats and relevant lyrics.Foundation Movement has performed at local clubs, open mics, collegecampuses, high schools, and rallies and protests, for crowds of 30 to30,000. In the short time the group has been together, FoundationMovement has shared the same stage with KRS-One, Pharoahe Monch, DeadPrez, Michael Franti/Spearhead, Saul Williams, Edo.g, Medusa,Soulfege, Lee Wilson, Supernatural, Billy Bragg, Akrobatik, Mr. LIFand Amiri Baraka.In August of 2003, Foundation Movement was the only internationalgroup invited to perform with the Cuban Hip-Hop All-stars at theclosing of the 9th Annual Hip-Hop Festival and Conference in Cuba fora crowd of over 20,000. Internationally, Foundation Movement has alsoperformed in Canada, Europe, Bahamas, South Africa, Mozambique,Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Zanzibar, Kenya, Israel and Palestine. You cancatch the Foundation Movement regularly performing across the NorthEast United States in Boston, Providence, New York City, Philadelphiaand a city near you.The Foundation Movement continues to be one of Bostons top Hip-Hopacts, with songs crafted with creativity and balance, and backed bythe polished production of the experienced, Omen, Upryz, DJ Liphtedand their live band MoFire. With The Foundation already laid inBoston, this group is ready to build nation-wide.Back To Top
| Gabriel Teodros |
Gabriel Teodroswww.myspace.com/gabrielteodrosGabriel Teodros is the everyday journeyman with more stories to tellthan most people twice his age. Having seen both city and countrysidethrough the eyes of a broke-ass rapper and immigrant child, Teodrosspins observations and wordplay into internationalism on wax. Linkingfirst and third world people’s struggles, he is sincere when he says”we in this together son, your beef is mine.”From ciphers at Westlake to spending months in Vancouver and Brooklyn,Gabriel’s story is one of trial, tribulation and a search forredemption. The contrast of his onstage ferocity with his offstagehumility reveals a multifaceted spirit who understands that thepolitical is personal. Whether addressing political repression andresistance in East Africa or reflecting on the effects of patriarchyin his relationships, Teodros captures each moment soulfully with hisunmistakably (north)west coast delivery.Teodros has left a mark in the underground NW hiphop scene as one halfof the duo Abyssinian Creole (with emcee Khingz Makoma), and since thelate 90’s has been seen rocking microphones from classrooms totheatres, clubs, protests, prisons to street corners alongside thelikes of Zap Mama, Fishbone, KRS-One, The Coup, Souls Of Mischief,Digable Planets, Aceyalone & Abstract Rude, GZA/Genius and ImmortalTechnique to name a few. Even before dropping his upcoming solomasterpiece, Lovework, in early 2007 on Mass Line, Teodros has alreadygot love from a community who eagerly anticipate his next story totell. Back To Top
| KG and The Band |
KG (Kenya) www.myspace.com/kgandthebandThe re-birth of the East African Urban music arena, help set pace forK-G’s future. Music filled with percussion, accapella and acousticblends, elements found in K-G’s own style, coupled with theContemporary/Afro-urban mix…A global inspiration from Papa Wemba, Lucky Dube, Bob Marley, Seal,Wyclef Jean and later on the Dave Matthews Band.With an Afro-urban heritage in the United States, K-G brings to theforefront a genuine inclination to positive vibrations.The Story is not only for K-G, but also a beacon of hope speaking outto East Africa’s urban destitute youth engulfed in crime and poverty .A break-through beyond their plight to make a living out of music in athird world region where jobs are limited. Another way to make anhonest living.”I want to be an advocate and an ambassador that relays a message ofhope, courage and endearment through music.” For more info contact K-G at:info@swahilientertainment.comNomadic Global Hip-Hop Allstarswww.nomadicwax.comThe NOMADIC GLOBAL HIP-HOP ALLSTARS are the world’s premier GLOBALHIP-HOP group featuring MCs from Africa, South America, Asia, TheMiddle East and the Caribbean. The band also features members ofgroups such as Antibalas, Basement Bhangra, The Jugganots, Dub is aWeapon and Subatomic SoundBack To Top
| LF & DJ Laylo |
LF & DJ Laylo (Brazil)www.myspace.com/eliefiwww.myspace.com/djlaylo
Eli Efi & DJ Laylo are a hip hop duo that delivers sharp political lyrics over apocalyptic beats. Hailing from São Paulo, Eli Efi is a hip hop legend in Brasil. In 1988, he founded the politically charged rap group DMN and went on to record five albums receiving praise from the hip hop community and music industry alike. The group was nominated for best video and best rap group at the MTV Brazil Video Music Awards, best rap song of the year at the Hutus Hip Hop Awards Festival, and won best music video at the São Paulo Shorts Film Festival.
In 2004, he left DMN and now continues his musical career alongside DJ Laylo. Laylo hails from the South Bronx by way of the Dominican Republic. Together, they bring hip hop back to a place where MCs rocked alongside DJs to move the crowd but with an international flavor with LF rhyming in Portuguese and Laylo always finding a way to blend some Samba or Salsa into the brew. They have performed throughout the United States, Brasil, Mexico, Colombia, and Chile and performed alondside all the major names in Brazilian and Latin American hip hop. They have also shared the stage with U.S. Based artists such as Styles P, Dead Prez, Talib Kweli, Jean Grae, Jeru da Damaja, Immortal Technique, Ras Kass, Lord Finesse, CL Smooth, Hurricane G, David Banner, among many others.Back To Top
| Narcy |
Narcy (Iraq)www.iraqisthebomb.comwww.narcy.netHaving lived in Canada and the UAE, Narcy found a bridge in his leapfrom a Middle Eastern teenager to a Westernized adult through hisculture-away from home: Hip Hop. With searing lyrical content andrelentless Kalashnikov delivery, Narcy became one of the foundingmembers of conscious Arab Hip Hop, having established undergroundheroes Euphrates with his best friends and producers Nofy Fannan andHabillis. ‘The Letter’ was their first production, a hair-raisinganthem for Iraqis written in the form of a letter to the US governmentthat quickly spread across the World Wide Web and to stereos acrossthe globe. The track would set the tone for Euphrates’ distinctivesound and subject matter: Imagine Oum Kulthum, Public Enemy and EdwardSaid stuck in a sound studio.In 2001, the group’s first independent release came as humanity wasfacing the coming of the New World Order. Euphrates released A Bend inthe River as the voice of young Arabs in the West seekingunderstanding of their experience through immigration, decolonizationand reintegration into Western life and media. The album representedthe rage and resentment in the hearts of many at the state of theMiddle East as well as the confusion and dichotomizing relationshipbetween 2 clashing cultures in one person. The album received acclaimall over Canada and thanks to the internet, across the underground HipHop globe. The album was a precursor to their highly anticipatedsecond release in 2004: Stereotypes Incorporated. Over the years,Narcy has shared stages solo and with Euphrates opening for the likesof Talib Kweli, Kanye West, Non-Phixion, Madlib, A-Trak and DJ Vadimto name a few. The Narcicyst is currently recording a triple LPtentatively titled The Illuminarcy Trilogy whilst writing a Mastersthesis on Hip Hop and Identity in Montreal, Canada.www.iraqisthebomb.com / www.narcy.netBack To Top
| Les Nubians |
Les Nubians www.lesnubians.com“Music is every moment of our lives,” says Helene FAUSSART, one half of the Afropean hip hop/R&B duo Les Nubians. Helene and her sister/bandmate, Celia, found that this feeling connected them with people in Jamaica, Egypt, Cameroon, Chad, London, their native Paris and other locales around the world as they embarked on the journey that led to their newest album ‘One Step Forward.’In the time since their 1999 U.S. debut ‘Princesses Nubiennes’ (HigherOctave/Virgin) became the most successful French-language album in more than a decade of Billboard charts, Les Nubians’ singing sisters have traveled the world, soaking up the sounds of reggae, afro-beat, pop and electronica while collaborating with a host of respected musicians. “Everywhere we went, we looked for music that spoke of the local culture,” says Helene. The sisters met and worked with traditional folk musicians, as well as artists at the apex of every genre from Afro-jazz to British breakbeat to Cameroonian hip hop. In addition to working on their own material, Les Nubians appeared on 14 different recordings by an assortment of other artists, spanning the globe and crossing genres – from Towa Tei, Black Eyed Peas and Talib Kweli & Hi-Tek to the acclaimed Red Hot series on “Red, Hot & Riot” and “Red, Hot & Indigo.”The musical summits gave way to recording sessions in Jamaica, Cameroon, London and at home in Paris, where Helene and Celia were joined by African jazz legend Manu Dibango, pianist Ray Lema, classical musician Benjamin Biolay, dancehall reggae stars Morgan Heritage, UK electronica wizard I.G. Culture, Mounir Belkhir, the poetic producer of the US hit track “Makeda” and more. For Les Nubians, these diverse sessions were a chance to work with some of their biggest influences, while bringing together the music of a wide range of cultures and generations. Along with learning from these master instrumentalists, Celia and Helene sought to preserve their legacies among younger listeners. “This is so important, especially in Afropean music,” says Helene. “Many of the sounds of the two cultures have been separated for so long, but music can be a bridge that helps people meet.”Multi-cultural sensibilities come naturally to Les Nubians. Born to a French father and Cameroonian mother, Helene and Celia learned how to sing at a young age. Inspired by a backstage meeting with jazz singer Abbey Lincoln (who encouraged them to “do it-the greatest thing in the world is to be a singer!”), the group pursued their music relentlessly. Their debut “Princesses Nubiennes” was a successful amalgam of the music they’d experienced during their life travels, combining their African roots with jazzy nuances, funky rhythms and a hint of British soul, all delivered in their uniquely elegant French style. A long and varied list of musical influences are attributed to Les Nubians’ distinctive sound, including Miriam Makeba, Ella Fitzgerald, the Fugees, Fela Kuti, and Jazzie B of Soul II Soul.According to Celia, “Music is a great way to transmit a cultural background. Making this record was, in part, a way for our generation to give tribute to musicians we’ve looked up to and see that their music gets the recognition it deserves.”Les Nubians had their work recompensed by a 2004 GRAMMY AWARD nomination for the track “J’veux d’la musique” in the Best Urban Alternative R&B category, along with Outkast, Erykha Badu, Kelis and Music Soulchild.Back To Top | Omzo |
Omzo (Dakar/Senegal)http://www.omzomusic.com/Omzo is easily one of Dakar’s most unique and influential MCs. Omzobegan rapping as a young teen in the Senegalese Ghetto of Thiaoarylocated on the out skirts of Dakar. Unlike many other young MCs in hishood Omzo preferred to rock the crowd in his mellow, laid back flows.In the year 2000 Omzo released the single “Kunu Abal A Beut”(translated: The Hand That Leads is the Hand That Rules) a scathingattack on corrupt politicians, globalization and the World Bank. Thesong caused such a stir locally that it is cited as having had adirect effect on the 2000 elections when the former corrupt regime wasousted. Without a doubt Omzo is one of Dakar?s true hip-hop leadersbringing truth and consciousness to his audience. Look out for hisalbum on Nomadic Wax in 2004!Back To Top
| Rebel Diaz |
Rebel Diaz (USA)www.openthoughtmusic.comRebel Diaz came together at a critical moment in U.S. history. In early 2006, as Latinos throughout America found themselves under attack with anti-immigration laws, Rebel Diaz was in the streets of The Bronx, New York, organizing the community to fight against proposed racist legislation. As a result of strong activist work throughout the United States, Rebel Diaz was invited to perform their revolutionary music at the historic immigrant rights march in New York City in front of 500,000 people, who cheered loudly as they demanded power to the people and an end to immigrant scapegoating for America’s economic ills. In the months that followed, Rebel Diaz performed in front of hundreds of thousands of people in massive protests from Chicago to Washington D.C. The opportunity to speak to the masses is a direct extension of their political work in the South Bronx as well as their experiences growing up in Chicago as the sons and daughters of revolutionaries.The Afro-Boricua sister Lah Tere, with her powerful voice and sharp lyrical prowess, grew up in Chicago’s historic Puerto Rican community of Humboldt Park. The daughter of revolutionary educators and survivors of Chicago’s notorious ghettos, Lah Tere’s soulful sound recalls memories of Iris Chacon, Jill Scott, and La Lupe. Years of fronting a successful Salsa band while still in high school, along with her street credibility as a lyrical force to be reckoned with, have prepared Lah Tere for the even bigger stages still to come.Lah Tere’s co-conspirators, Chilean brothers RodStarz and G1, round out the trio that is Rebel Diaz. Raised on the north side of Chicago by Chilean political exiles, a young RodStarz stayed off the streets by focusing his energy on breakdancing with the legendary Champions crew. It was only natural for him to proceed to begin rocking mics, beginning as a successful battle MC, and developing into a powerful songwriter of razor sharp lyrics filled with incisive social commentary. RodStarz’ love of Hip-Hop culture was passed down to his younger brother G1, who began producing while living in the slums of his parents’ native Santiago, Chile during his teenage years. Combining elements from the Dirty South to South America, G1’s hard-hitting soundscapes and catchy songwriting is the perfect backdrop for RodStarz and Lah Tere’s important message.Using the power of hope and the struggles of the past as inspiration, these sons and daughters of revolutionaries express their wishes and demands for a just and compassionate world. In the streets of every ghetto across the world, one can hear the sound of people fed up with poverty and second-class citizenship. Rebel Diaz arises from these conditions to fan the flames of change through songs that inspire, educate, and celebrate life.Back To Top | Nomadic Wax Allstars |
Nomadic Global Hip-Hop Allstarswww.sonicbids.com/globalhiphopwww.nomadicwax.comThe NOMADIC GLOBAL HIP-HOP ALLSTARS are the world’s premier GLOBALHIP-HOP group featuring MCs from Africa, South America, Asia, TheMiddle East and the Caribbean. The band also features members of groupssuch as Antibalas, Basement Bhangra, The Jugganots, Dub is a Weapon andSubatomic Sound System.Back To Top
