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Rebelution

Rebelution formed in 2004 when Eric Rachmany, Marley D. Williams, Rory Carey, and Zach Marley met at the University of California, Santa Barbara. They started...

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Rebelution's California reggae, from Santa Barbara forward

A laid-back but rhythmic sound that started in college dorms and kept moving through albums and tours.

For the vibe, 'Lazy Afternoon' says it all. If you want a bit more drive, 'Count Me In' works.

They nailed that specific California reggae feel early on with songs like 'Safe And Sound', easygoing but never slack. Their 2007 debut 'Courage to Grow' set the tone, and they've kept putting out records like 'Bright Side of Life' and 'In the Moment' without losing that core groove. Even a 2010 lawsuit over 'Feeling Alright' didn't stop the recording and touring.

The band formed in 2004 when Eric Rachmany, Marley D. Williams, Rory Carey, and Zach Marley met at UC Santa Barbara. They started playing reggae together, released 'Courage to Grow' in 2007, and have put out several albums since, with Rachmostly handling vocals and guitar.

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Rebelution formed in 2004 when Eric Rachmany, Marley D. Williams, Rory Carey, and Zach Marley met at the University of California, Santa Barbara. They started playing reggae together, and their first album 'Courage to Grow' came out in 2007.

Songs like 'Feeling Alright' and 'Safe And Sound' have that California reggae feel, laid-back but with enough rhythm to keep things moving. They've put out several albums since, including 'Bright Side of Life' in 2009 and 'In the Moment' in 2018.

In 2010, the band settled a lawsuit out of court after the estate of Jamaican musician Don Drummond claimed 'Feeling Alright' contained elements of his work. They kept recording and touring after that, with Rachmany handling most of the vocals and guitar.

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