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Reggae group Sweet Justice's island sound will pulse through Big Daddy's on Monday night as the Miami group plays a mix of reggae and calypso with a modern touch. Lead singer Clement "Fowl" Lightbourne sings sensational syrupy harmony, and the classically trained musicians put on a energetic performance with as much vitality as talent. The dance-hall quartet's members hail from Jamaica, Dominica, St. Lucia, and Turks and Caicos. They have performed with UB40, Steel Pulse, Yellowman, Ziggy Marley and the Baha Men. Sweet Justice will perform songs from its latest release, "Can't Slow Down," before it jets off to do shows this winter with international reggae legend Mikey Dread.
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- Mary Leslie/Tallahassee Democrat
Discography
"Can't Slow Down", "Pickney", "California Shake", "Tribute to Bob Marley", "Get Up on It and Ride"
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A band on the cutting edge of reggae, Sweet Justice weighs in with an energizing sound and stage show that is taking crowds in the US and Caribbean by storm. "Can't Slow Down", the group's latest CD and second release, confirms the originality and magnetic appeal of this dynamic and soulful brotherhood whose members hail from an eclectic assortment of Caribbean Islands (Jamaica, Dominica, St. Lucia and the Turks and Caicos Islands). With veteran frontmen, Clement "Fowl" Lightbourne, and dancehall extraordinaire, Lenkey Paul, Sweet Justice puts on a high energy stage show that most reggae artists could only dream about. Based in South Florida, Sweet Justice will be doing shows and festivals throughout the US and Canada in 2007
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