TEXAS ROCKERS

A Day in the Life of a Texas Reggae Artist

An independent narrative short film celebrating Texas reggae culture

ABOUT THE FILM

A New Chapter for Texas Reggae

Texas Rockers: A Day in the Life of a Texas Reggae Artist is an independent narrative short film exploring the lives, challenges, and creative journeys of reggae artists in the Lone Star State.

Featuring real Texas reggae musicians, DJs, producers, and venues, the film takes audiences into a vibrant underground music culture built on passion, perseverance, and community.

Written and executive produced by Sgt. Remo and directed by Jean-Pierre Marc-Charles (Lucid House Films), Texas Rockers draws inspiration from the Jamaican cult classic Rockers (1978), blending fictional storytelling with the authentic personalities and experiences of the artists who keep Texas reggae alive.

Filmed in Austin and San Antonio, the project celebrates the people shaping the state's reggae identity while introducing this often-overlooked movement to a wider audience.

Premiered March 22, 2026, in San Antonio, Texas. Now streaming online.

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MEET THE DIRECTOR

John-Marc Lucid - Director, lucid house films

John-Marc Lucid is a San Antonio-based filmmaker, director, cinematographer, and reggae recording artist with extensive experience producing music videos and visual storytelling projects. He has worked across musical genres, directing and producing visual content for independent artists throughout Texas.

Also an accomplished reggae and dancehall artist, Lucid has collaborated with Jamaican performers including Fantan Mojah, Turbulence, and others. His unique perspective as both a musician and filmmaker brings an authentic understanding of reggae culture to his work.

As director of Texas Rockers: A Day in the Life of a Texas Reggae Artist, Lucid brings his filmmaking experience and musical background together, collaborating with longtime creative partner Sgt. Remo to capture the spirit and stories of the Texas reggae community.