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February 26, 2009 - Thursday

The "A Little Bit More" Project
Current mood:

optimistic
Category: Music

The perpetual growth of Reggae evidenced in its global appeal is attributed to the pioneers whose contributions have left an ineffaceable mark in the music industry. The rehashing of the “A Little Bit More” riddim is a symbolic tribute to such greats as the Crown Prince of Reggae, the late great Dennis Emmanuel Brown, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh as well as living legends Bunny Wailer & Johnny Osbourne,

Brown’s catalogue spanning decades encapsulates a solo career comparable to the best in any genre. He gave us cultural songs, he gave us Lovers Rock, Mr. Brown gave us saccharine Reggae music. The best of Johnny Osbourne is captured in his many hits during the early dancehall years of the ‘80s.↑ less ↑

Paradoxically it is his song “Sing Jay Stylee” which is viewed by many as the precursor to the current dancehall phenomenon taking the world by storm. The “Wailing Rude Boys” Marley, Tosh & Bunny Wailer militant stance in defense of equality & justice heralded a new era in music, giving the disenfranchised a voice, breaking down barriers and bridging the racial divide.

This cosmic vibration defines the “One Love Reggae Spirit.” The global support of Reggae enthusiasts accentuates the need to further spread the message of love. In essence, Deeboz Muzik initiative is a celebration in support of the collective efforts of the aforementioned artists and many others within the Reggae music fraternity whose colossal input thru the years made Reggae, the music that it is today.

Many thanks to the engineers, producers, radio DJs, writers, promoters, fans, selectors, musicians, etc.

With such a rich musical legacy, the idiom “the well will never run dry” serves as a source of inspiration for many aspiring artists. It is also visible in the exuberance exhibited by the artistry of Chezidek, Lutan Fyah, G-Whizz, Lukie D, Qshan Deya, Anthony Que, Ras Myrhdak, Simpleman Shooka, Snypah, Tony Curtis & Cha’maine. The brilliance of musicians, Val Douglas-bass, Noel Alphonso-drums, Mitchum “Khan-guitar” Chin, Sidney Mills-keyboard, maestro Dean Fraser-sax & Sky Juice-percussion shines, complementing the efforts of the artists thereby making this project, a fitting tribute to the greats mentioned above.

Tune in and let us know how you feel as we believe the world needs, “A Little Bit More”.