Loikaemie
Loikaemie formed in Augsburg in 1986, a group of friends drawn to Jamaican reggae. They started playing local clubs when the German reggae scene was still...
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Loikaemie formed in Augsburg in 1986, a group of friends drawn to Jamaican reggae. They started playing local clubs when the German reggae scene was still small, building things slowly from the ground up.
Their cover of Bob Marley's 'One Love, One Heart' became their most recognizable track. They released their debut album under the same name in 1991. Other songs like 'Armes Schwein' and 'Beschissenes kleines Leben' show their tendency toward socially conscious lyrics in German.
They kept recording through the 1990s with albums like 'Jungle City' and 'Unity'. The band's music often addressed social issues, which sometimes put them at odds with more mainstream expectations.
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