Moriba Marcano
Moriba Marcano formed in Brooklyn in the late 1990s, with the guitarist and vocalist of the same name leading a band that mixed hip-hop, rock, and reggae....
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Moriba Marcano formed in Brooklyn in the late 1990s, with the guitarist and vocalist of the same name leading a band that mixed hip-hop, rock, and reggae. Their debut album 'The Rhythm of the Streets' came out in 1999, followed by records like 'Chronicles of a Revolution' in 2002 and 'The Power of the People' in 2005.
Their song 'It's More Than Just A Game' became a notable track for them, appearing alongside other work like 'I Just Had To Let It Go'. The band's lineup included Moriba Marcano on guitar and vocals, Kareem Brown on bass, Malik Johnson on drums, and Maya Khan on keyboards and vocals.
They released albums through 2015's 'Legacy', maintaining a presence with music that often carried social themes. The details around their career include some challenges, but the band kept recording and performing through those years.
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