Aziza Brahim Born in the Saharawi refugee camps of Algeria, Aziza Brahim fled to Cuba as a teenager — where she had to cope with the effects of the 1990s Cuban economic crisis. Now based in Spain, Brahim uses her music to bring global attention to the plight of migrants, refugees and disenfranchised women. Her […]
Texas musician, John Wesley Coleman has his hands in just about every genre of music. From country, psychedelic, to punk, Coleman has established himself as musical chameleon. Coleman got his start in Irving, Texas where he began playing music at a young age. Forming his music around storytelling and surreal guitar playing Coleman builds a dynamic sound […]
There’s a reason this band is called The Movement. One listen, and you’re sure to be moving and grooving along to their reggae-influenced tunes. With a new album, Golden, due out on April 8th, and a major cross-country tour in support of it, there’s just no telling how high this band can climb. Based out […]
The line-up for the fourth annual Levitate Music and Arts Festival has just been announced and has all reggae/blues-rock/folk fans on the east coast excited for an inspiring day of great food, art, and even better music. The festival is put on each year by the Levitate foundation, which is a surf and skate shop, […]
At this year’s Grammys, legendary Cuban singer Celia Cruz is set to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award, and for good reason. Many of you might remember Celia being sampled in Wyclef Jean‘s “Guantanamera,” but to the Latin audience, she’s quite literally “the queen of Latin Music,” scoring an astonishing 23 gold albums during her career. […]
Like today’s premiere, we take a firm stance against mediocrity in music. A talented producer, songwriter and performer, Mars Today steps from the background to offer this soulful effort called “So Far Away,” featuring the magical songwriting talents of BigBrooklynRed. After collaborating with a who’s who of future R&B producers such as Soulection’sEsta, Film Noir’s KRS […]
California Roots Music & Arts Festival is welcoming back several fest favorites, including Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley, Michael Franti and Spearhead, and Pepper. This week the fest unveiled its third and final artist announcement, with a few more weeks to go before ticket prices increase. [Read More]
Whew! 2015 was a GREAT year for music, and the four of us at Press Junkie PR decided we would sift through all of the greatness and give you our top 5 fave tracks from the year! *** Ryan Romana, CEO and Founder 1. Nicola Cruz – “Colibria” Ecuadorian mystical bass producer Nicola Cruz released […]
It’s understandable why New Kingston’s Tahir, Courtney Jr., and Stephen scored a No. 1 reggae album with their latest set, Kingston City, on Easy Star Records. The Jamaican-American brothers may have grown up in Brooklyn, but their father schooled them on the reggae greats. [Read More]
El Dusty Sounds Like: The last hour of the year’s most turned-up quinceañera. For Fans of: Bomba Estéreo, 3BallMTY, arguments over the meaning of “moombahton” Why You Should Pay Attention: Dusty is at the forefront of a sound he calls “the new cumbia,” updating a genre that dates back centuries by adding EDM synths and a […]
