Easy Star All-StarsBlending musical versatility, instrumental prowess, beautiful vocal harmonies, and a premier rhythmsection, Easy Star All-Stars have established themselves as one of the top international reggae acts onthe scene for nearly two decades. During this time, they’ve toured in over 30 countries on 6 continentsbringing together fans of reggae, classic rock, dub, and indie rock into one big family.In 2023, the bandreleasedits first new album in its best-selling series of tribute albums in 11 years. Theseries began with Dub Side Of The Moon (2003), thecritically acclaimedreggae re-working of the classicPink Floyd album, then continued with Radiodread (2006), Easy Star’s Lonely Hearts Dub Band (2009),and Easy Star’s Thrillah (2012), as well as the remix album Dubber Side of the Moon (2010). The All-Starshave also released two original collections, Until That Day EP (2008) and First Light (2011).The new tribute is a complete reggae re-imagining of David Bowie’s The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardustand The Spiders from Mars album. Featured guest performers on the record include Macy Gray, MaxiPriest, Steel Pulse, Fishbone, Mortimer, The Skints, TheExpanders, Samory I, Naomi Cowan, SunDub,Alex Lifeson (Rush), and Vernon Reid (Living Colour).

Somewhere between the Caribbean Sea and California coastline borne a cornucopia of vibes in the form of TreeHouse! Founded by songwriter philosopher, Jeremy Anderson (Positive J), hailing from the beaches of the Carolinas with an engagingly positive message and upliftingly energetic live show, this artist chants conscious awareness through bouncing hooks and singable melodies that have contributed heavily to the American Reggae genre, jam scene, festival circuits, healing communities, and beyond.  Having supported musical legends like 311, SOJA, Matisyahu, Michael Franti, Steel Pulse, Stick Figure, Dirty Heads, Mike Love, Wookiefoot, The Wailers and more over the last decade, TreeHouse! has developed a modest cult following, with over 7 million streams across platforms, and listeners reporting significant, life-changing therapeutic improvements through catharsis directly attributed to the TreeHouse! experience, attesting that this music resonates deeply in its ancient sacred power to heal hearts and minds

There’s a reason legends like Mix Master Mike of the Beastie Boys and Method Man of Wu-Tang Clan have been photographed wearing Dubplates gear.  It’s the same reason Papa Robbie was performing with King Yellowman in the 90s and was named by Shabba Ranks. It’s the same reason you could find Daddy Brady voicing tunes with Jigsy King in Jamaica in 2004. And it’s the same reason Big Hair and Daddy Brady opened for Damian Marley in 2005 on the Welcome to Jamrock tour. It’s because The Dubplates family is humble and legit.    Since youth their favorite tunes were roads to find artist’s influences. The Clash lead to Lee Perry the same way RUN DMC leads to KingYellowman.That’s why this band was born from a Dancehall Reggae Soundsystem. What does that mean? It means they ain’t scared of a microphone. It means that every Dubplates show is a dance. Most importantly it means they present their songs the way they would present records on turntables. With the same reverence a priest holds the Bible. They do it with a deep love and respect for the people and places that inspired each song. They bust out blues, afrobeat, hip hop, rocksteady, dub, dancehall and ska.   No matter style they touch, it is recorded and performed with relentless attention to the traditions and innovations of the originators.