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What does reggae massive of Cracow think about, when gathering in their free time? When they're not touring, rehearsing, or recording in studio with their bands? Just meeting in the Re club in the beautiful old town over the glass of bitter vodka, and exchanging tales about the last tour adventures?
How long can members of such bands as Bakshish, Paprika Korps, Świetliki, Dread Lion, Village of Peace, Natura or N.B.S. sit in one place, until someone would finally propose playing something together?
It was not suprising that Duberman was born. Suprising was that this project, initially threated as a...
Dubee also known as Sugawolf (Major Norton) is a rapper from Crestside in Vallejo, California. He's signed to Mac Dre's Thizz Entertainment. Dubee is a member of Cutthoat Committee along with PSD and Mac Dre. .
Lucky Dube, ⋆ 3 Aug 1964 in Eastern Transvaal, South Africa; ₫ 18 Oct 2007 in Rosettenville, Johannesburg Gauteng (murdered), was South Africa's top reggae artist. He started with local popular music as mbaqanga. He switched to reggae in 1983. He was by then Rastafarian. He played roots reggae, but also love songs like 'I've Got You Babe'. His compilation album Serious Reggae Business 1996 entitled him "Best Selling African Recording Artist" at World Music Awards and "International Artist of the Year" at the Ghana Music Awards. He didn't agree with Roots Reggae's romanticizing of the utopian homeland Africa. stating...
Charles Dubé grew up north of Montréal in the ski community of Saint-Adèle, Québec, where spent his childhood in speech contests and in the drama school of his mother -- a pianist and professor of French. From his father, a mathematician, he inherited a great passion for reading.
A child psychologist by training, he worked in his profession for 10 years and only sang for friends before putting it on hold to pursue his other love: music. His influences are varied. Dali and Gauguin are among his favorite painters. Among musicians, there is Bob Marley and Youssou N'Dour for their...