Rastafeeling
Rastafeeling formed in Salvador, Brazil in the late 1990s, led by vocalist Junior Dread. Their music blends reggae with Brazilian folk elements, creating a...
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Rastafeeling formed in Salvador, Brazil in the late 1990s, led by vocalist Junior Dread. Their music blends reggae with Brazilian folk elements, creating a sound that feels specific to their home region rather than trying to replicate Jamaican styles exactly.
Their 2004 single "Cidade do Sol" became a breakthrough track, an upbeat anthem that resonated widely in Brazil. Other songs like "Me dá 1 Real" and "Filho de Jah" show their range, touching on social themes and spirituality without losing the rhythmic pulse that defines their work.
The band has released several albums including their self-titled 2004 debut, "Amor e Reggae" in 2006, and "Sol das Américas" in 2014. Their current lineup includes Junior Dread on vocals alongside Manno Góes on drums, Beto Jamaica on bass, and several other musicians who help maintain their live sound.
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