Artist: Jay Douglas & Chris Butcher
Title: Messengers (Dubmatix Throwback Remix)
Label: Slammin Media
Genre: Roots Reggae
"Nice Sunday afternoon groove"
- Dave King. BBC Radio
"ROOTS!"
- DJ Jacques & DJ Guacmole
WBLK 93.7 FM - New York
"Nice positive summery vibes ! its going in my chill roots set!"
- Walt - Subdub Leeds - Nottingham/Leeds - UK
"perfect timing for a tune like this"
-Dub Cowboy KHSU 90.5 FM - CA
"BIG TRACK"
- Eastman Sound Kool London Radio - London, UK
" FANTASTIC TUNE"
- Tony Carr WPFW 89.3 FM, Washington
"Definetly cool vibes!!!"
Karsten Frehe - BYTE FM / Irie Ites Germany
"I love the Throwback remix!"
- John Wesley KNSJ 89.1 FM - San Diego, CA
"Great tune!"
- Groove FM - Amsterdam,
"Really nice old school!"
- Maken Polish National Radio
"Dubmatix for the win! Solid remix."
T-Bird, Something Else! Radio - Barcelona, Spain
*"Big tune"
- Lance-O DJ / Promoter / Label
"I can’t remember the last time a reggae tune grabbed me like this one did. There's an honest warmth to every single performance on this track- and Jay Douglas' vocals are simply otherworldly"- Adam Carter CBC Radio
Toronto meets New Orleans in this anthem of peace and love that's both timely and timeless! “Messengers” hearkens back to the spirit of Bob Marley, not only in its conscious, positive message, but also in its old-school, roots-reggae sound and production style: recorded as it was played, by a band, live, all recorded in the same room at the same time. “‘Messengers’ is a joint project intended to spread positive vibrations,” says Butcher. “Jay and I are trying to create unity in a time when others are trying to divide us".
*Jamaican-born and Toronto-based, Jay Douglas is perhaps the greatest reggae voice you've probably never heard before. A mainstay of the Canadian scene since the 70s, Jay has performed around the world, and at Toronto’s Canadian National Exhibition. Jay has won NOW Magazine's Toronto's Best R&B Act, Male Reggae Vocalist of the Year at the Annual Toronto Reggae Awards, and a 2012 JUNO Award nomination. He was a crucial part of the landmark 2008 Jamaica to Toronto historical compilation, and has collaborated with many of the most important artists in Jamaican music.. Welcome to the official website of Jay Douglas
*Winnipeg-born, Toronto-raised and now New Orleans based, trombonist CHRIS BUTCHER is firmly established as a representative of the global music village, transcending genres and borders with ease. Leader of the Heavyweights Brass Band, he's worked with everyone form Delfeayo Marsalis & The Uptown Jazz Orchestra to Ernest Ranglin and David Clayton Thomas. In 2015 he was awarded Emerging Artist of the Year at the Premier’s Awards for Excellence in the Arts.
Title: Messengers (Dubmatix Throwback Remix)
Label: Slammin Media
Genre: Roots Reggae
"Nice Sunday afternoon groove"
- Dave King. BBC Radio
"ROOTS!"
- DJ Jacques & DJ Guacmole
WBLK 93.7 FM - New York
"Nice positive summery vibes ! its going in my chill roots set!"
- Walt - Subdub Leeds - Nottingham/Leeds - UK
"perfect timing for a tune like this"
-Dub Cowboy KHSU 90.5 FM - CA
"BIG TRACK"
- Eastman Sound Kool London Radio - London, UK
" FANTASTIC TUNE"
- Tony Carr WPFW 89.3 FM, Washington
"Definetly cool vibes!!!"
Karsten Frehe - BYTE FM / Irie Ites Germany
"I love the Throwback remix!"
- John Wesley KNSJ 89.1 FM - San Diego, CA
"Great tune!"
- Groove FM - Amsterdam,
"Really nice old school!"
- Maken Polish National Radio
"Dubmatix for the win! Solid remix."
T-Bird, Something Else! Radio - Barcelona, Spain
*"Big tune"
- Lance-O DJ / Promoter / Label
"I can’t remember the last time a reggae tune grabbed me like this one did. There's an honest warmth to every single performance on this track- and Jay Douglas' vocals are simply otherworldly"- Adam Carter CBC Radio
Toronto meets New Orleans in this anthem of peace and love that's both timely and timeless! “Messengers” hearkens back to the spirit of Bob Marley, not only in its conscious, positive message, but also in its old-school, roots-reggae sound and production style: recorded as it was played, by a band, live, all recorded in the same room at the same time. “‘Messengers’ is a joint project intended to spread positive vibrations,” says Butcher. “Jay and I are trying to create unity in a time when others are trying to divide us".
*Jamaican-born and Toronto-based, Jay Douglas is perhaps the greatest reggae voice you've probably never heard before. A mainstay of the Canadian scene since the 70s, Jay has performed around the world, and at Toronto’s Canadian National Exhibition. Jay has won NOW Magazine's Toronto's Best R&B Act, Male Reggae Vocalist of the Year at the Annual Toronto Reggae Awards, and a 2012 JUNO Award nomination. He was a crucial part of the landmark 2008 Jamaica to Toronto historical compilation, and has collaborated with many of the most important artists in Jamaican music.. Welcome to the official website of Jay Douglas
*Winnipeg-born, Toronto-raised and now New Orleans based, trombonist CHRIS BUTCHER is firmly established as a representative of the global music village, transcending genres and borders with ease. Leader of the Heavyweights Brass Band, he's worked with everyone form Delfeayo Marsalis & The Uptown Jazz Orchestra to Ernest Ranglin and David Clayton Thomas. In 2015 he was awarded Emerging Artist of the Year at the Premier’s Awards for Excellence in the Arts.
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