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Reggae Revolution
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Kanisha Clark
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Updated Feb 10, 2021
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Here is a presentation for reggae revolution, a phone reggae
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music fast for all ages in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 2021
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on one of the first artist I would like to
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have their would be dread I Dread, which is a
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local reggae band formed in 1998 and they were also
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chosen as the best reggae band in Minnesota in 1999
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by City Pages newspaper.
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The band uses its keyboard and vocalists to really bring
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out the melody in each song.
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Then here's their song Sinking in Sin.
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It would be a food truck there, so watch Jamaican
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food. Okay, okay, The next artist will be peewee.
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Drug has been voted the number one reggae artist in
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the whole Upper Midwest for actually two years.
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He brings an energetic style to his music while mixing
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reggae with other genres of music.
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Yeah, song system.
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There would also be a food truck.
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The next artist will be Kent aren't spark Er, um,
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he is a solo steel drum artists who performs using
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his own backing tracks.
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He recorded himself using real marimbas, drums and other instruments.
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Um, and then here's a song Farewell Jamaica and then
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I thought maybe here we could incorporate some Jamaican dancing,
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possibly get some local dancers and volunteers to teach, um,
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and dance with the kids and festivalgoers things like skank
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dancing. The next group would be Coffee and the Fire
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Keepers, which is a multicultural, inspirational reggae band with a
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unique sound and vibe.
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Um, their lyrics are captivating.
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Here's their song, My Prayer, and then also there will
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be a food trucks or West Indies soul food right
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here in Minneapolis.
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The next group would be, um, Latitude Adjustment, which is
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a steel band that performs calypso, reggae, soca and Latin
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music. They work in a variety of ways, ranging from
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a civil artist toe, a five piece band.
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So it's really your choice.
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Is there solo soca melody?
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There also be a food truck.
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So Mama Rose soul food to get your soul food
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or jerk chicken and all.
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And then one of the last artist I have art,
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the Innocents reggae band Um, this band was formed of
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five individuals, all from different parts of the world.
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Money, some in Africa, some in the Caribbean, then their
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song full Moon and then the food truck that would
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be with some will be pimento Jamaican chicken, Jamaican kitchen,
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um, popular for their jerk chicken.
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And they also have a restaurant here in you.
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Alrighty! And then there are also my references.
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