MARYLAND – Archive Reggae Bands

Positive Vibration

(Takoma Park, Maryland)

Roots, Lovers, Caribbean

CONTACT: Carl Malcolm
ph: 301.270.8898
malcolm_carlton@yahoo.com

reverbnation: reverbnation.com/carlmalcolmpositivevibrationreggaeband

Spreading positive messages in the music, will help to create a positive atmosphere.

Sensible Roots

(Baltimore, Maryland)

Roots

CONTACT: John Anselmi
ph: (410) 916-2082
john@sensibleroots.com
chrisfatkin@yahoo.com

web: sensibleroots.com
facebook: facebook.com/SensibleRoots
twitter: twitter.com/sensibleroots
bandcamp: sensibleroots.bandcamp.com

We play all kinds of music, but reggae is the genre on which it all sits.

Lionize

(Maryland)

Roots

CONTACT: Nate Bergman
ph: 240.832.9049
ph: 301.949.7738
Nate@lionizemusic.com

facebook: facebook.com/LIONIZEMUSIC
instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lionizemusic/
twitter: twitter.com/lionizemusic
spotify: artist page
apple music: artist page

Make reggae music your own. Don’t be JahFakin’.

Big Hurt

(Baltimore, Maryland)

Roots

CONTACT: Billy Dee William
ph: 443.867.4389
nappydreadz@gmail.com

facebook: facebook.com/thebighurtband
bandcamp: thebighurt.bandcamp.com
soundcloud: soundcloud.com/thebighurtband

Lessons, the debut release from The Big Hurt melds elements of Alternative Rock, Reggae, Acid Jazz. Hip Hop, Funk, Drum-n-Bass, Ska, Punk, Latin and Go-Go. Recorded at Waterford Digital in Pasadena, MD with producer Frank Marchand (Jimmie’s Chicken ..Shack, Toadies and The All Mighty Senators) The Big Hurt went into the studio with a batch of songs reflecting each of the band member’s diverse musical influences. The album’s 10 songs range from heavy guitar driven rock to Acid Jazz melodies over Jungle and Hip-Hop beats to break neck Punk/Ska and Reggae interludes. Although touching on many different ..musical styles, the result is a singular sound that is at ..the same time musically complex and refreshingly accessible. This is Lessons. “If they were easy, they’d be forgotten.”

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