Talkin' Reggae

Eric Proctor talks drumming for Iron Prophecy and the importance of tempo control. PLUS why Eric and Jay both love dive bars, lessons learned from 3-hour sets, and why Iron Prophecy records every show

For more on Iron Prophecy check out http://www.ironprophecy.com/

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Jake Savona talks about his new album Havana Meets Kingston Part 2, the second volume of groundbreaking collaborations between legendary Jamaican and Cuban artists. PLUS the disappearing art of capturing a band live in the studio, shooting videos in Havana during the pandemic, and paying tribute to all-time great reggae bassie Robbie Shakespeare

Learn all about Havana Meets Kingston Part 2 at https://www.havanameetskingston.com/

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Yogoman Burning Band is not a party band. They’re a Jamaica-New Orleans vibes dance band on a mission to spread joy everywhere. Jordan Rain, a.k.a. Yogoman, talks about the relationship between reggae, country, R&B, and hip-hop; the importance of staying focused on love and unity during divisive times; and bringing reggae grooves to small-town Texas

Learn all about Yogoman Burning Band at https://www.yogoman.com/

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Scott Weiss talks about the roots of Underground Roots, how to constantly keep new designs coming, and why he treats customers like friends. Plus he even throws in a few cooking tips!

Shop all the UG gear at https://ugrootsclothing.com/

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Harrison Stafford talks about Groundation's new album One Rock and its guest appearances of reggae legends. PLUS staying committed to a musical and spiritual mission amid lineup turbulence; composing and arranging complex, jazz-infused reggae; and being an analog band in a digital world

Stream the new album One Rock everywhere now!

For more on Groundation: https://www.groundation.com/intro/

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Kirsty Rock of Easy Star All Stars and Trumystic talks about the diverse vibes and lyrical inspirations of her brand-new debut solo album, Slow Burn. PLUS subversive writing, the importance of connecting with your local community, and what would Kirsty do if offered the chance to go to outer space?

Stream Slow Burn everywhere now

For more info on Kirsty Rock: https://www.kirstyrock.com/

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Melissa and Jessie of A Nameless Production are trying to make the world a better place. They've already succeeded by spreading love throughout the Dirty Sisters group and supporting sober concertgoers, and they're just getting warmed up. Find out how an open heart and mind, some creativity, and a willingness to get weird can change lives for the better, and why reggae music provides the perfect avenue for change

For more on DSO: https://dirtysisters.org/

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Lion of Judah Band talks with Jay about the blessing of a family atmosphere in the group, the wisdom of recording practices and shows, and why no matter what style of music a band plays, their main purpose is always to entertain

Learn more about Lion of Judah Band at http://www.lionofjudahband.com/

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Jay brings back Reggae Bridge to pay tribute to Mighty Diamonds and Denroy Morgan with long overdue artist profiles. Followed by Notes from Street Level, featuring a rundown on last week's controversial SOJA reggae Grammy and news of an upcoming Streetlevel Uprising release to benefit Ukraine humanitarian aid

After a short break from the podcast, Jay returns to talk about what Streetlevel Uprising has been up to, plus some thoughts on Ukraine and respect for the origins of reggae