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Brothers Voodoo
Brothers Voodoo came out of New Orleans with a sound that mixed soul, R&B, and funk. Their track 'Keep You Alive' got some attention, and they put out a few...
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Brothers Voodoo came out of New Orleans with a sound that mixed soul, R&B, and funk. Their track 'Keep You Alive' got some attention, and they put out a few albums starting with Voodoo Dawn in 2005. The band included Cyrus 'Sioux' Black on vocals and guitar, Nathan 'Nate Dawg' Barnes on drums, Reginald 'Reggie Sweet' Richards on bass, and Wesley 'Weasel' Jones on keyboards.
They had the usual early struggles trying to get noticed, and some critics questioned whether their sound was authentic to the city's traditions. Sioux Black has talked about dealing with addiction and depression, while Nate Dawg faced some health issues. The music kept going through those personal challenges, with albums like Unbreakable in 2010 and Redemption in 2014.
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