Greetings!
I'd like to say thanks to Luzila Contreras and Donovan Makha at KNGU in Boulder/Denver for inviting me to call in during their live stream of their weekly show Reggae Bloodlines streaming live at www.kngu.org/reggaebloodlines. Reggae Bloodlines is the second longest running Reggae show in the US. Reggae and its roots: Ska, Rock Steady, Dub, Dance Hall and More.
The last couple of months have been busy but alot of progress has come out of it. Look for upcoming Sgt. Remo releases in collaboration with producer McPullish on Charlie's Records (www.mcpullish.com). "McPullish operates a specialized musical laboratory called Dub Cove Studio" in Buda, TX. "Playing real instruments live in the studio to build songs gives his music a lively and unique sound" (mcpullish.com, 2011). McPullish JUST released General Smiley meets "McPullish at Dub Cove" and is available on itunes. One of my favorite tunes from the album is "The Jungle".
In the next weeks you will also see the release of the "Brighter Smile" riddim on the Dread I Arts label. The riddim features Sgt. Remo's "How Long", Mister Kali's "Samson & Delilah" and Trinkie Starr's "Color of Love". You can find more info at Dread I Arts Reverb Nation.
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