Subajah Family
London, England, United Kingdom
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Subajah was up next and he was joined by a drummer, bongo player and a bass guitar. Dressed in white he moved around the stage with energy and above all, a great voice. Running through his music is clearly a huge amount of optimism and positivity that really does feel genuine and for that reason, it was really infectious.
He’s clearly close to his roots and one of his songs was about his home village in Martinique and was sung in Creole.
Another song was all about people from the Caribbean, their connection with Africa and how important it is to keep that link alive.
As well as his historical roots, it soon became clear that his family roots were just as important as he introduced the percussionist as his brother and they sang a couple of songs together. They both jumped around rapping and singing together, like fireworks on the stage. After an encore they left the stage with a bunch of energised positive people; job done. - June 2, 2010 - by brixtonbeats
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Still working on that hot first release.
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EPK 2011 Video Link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TcutIG5xBM&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL
Subajah Family are a family orientated band,
who have built a poetic and mystical sound around
unique melodies.
The originality of their music relies on a style
influenced by many genres and not only reggae.
By performing in three different languages
(English, Creole, and French) Subajah Family remains
vibrant and accessible to different ears and tongues.
Their mission is to entertain audiences of all kinds to a
high standard every time, and of course to enjoy the
shared experience.
They have already performed at various established
venues across London this year, including the Hootananny - Brixton, Harrow Arts Centre, Anda De Bridge, and recently have
appeared as live support for Dawn Penn, veteran artist of the
worldwide hit single "No, no no".
Subajah Family are an interesting band,
with a diverse cultural heritage within the group,
from Indian to Caribbean, and Irish to French.
The united mixtures result in a birth of sounds,
that compliment the music, which creates a positive
vibe bound to satisfy each time!
Expect roots reggae with a soulful melodic feel and
elements of other sounds. Experience the reflections
of the band's diverse cultural heritage.
"Music is all love and is a universal blessing
that goes beyond borders, races and religions" - Subajah Family
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