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One Love
Augusta celebrates the 13th Annual Reggae Tribute to Bob Marley this Saturday at Sky City. Reggae music has been bubbling beneath the surface of Augusta’s music scene for the past 15 years, said Frederick Benjamin of TRIBe Media and organizer of the 13th Annual Reggae Tribute to Bob Marley at Sky City on Sept. 4. “The Bob Marley tribute has been for the past 10 to 15 years a barometer for what is happening in reggae in Augusta,” Benjamin said.
 

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Lutan Fyah Encouraged By Response To Reggae In Europe
Singer Lutan Fyah who recently returned from a short summer tour to Europe, says he is awed by the way in which fans there openly show their appreciation for reggae and how easily the music that comes from Jamaica transcends language and cultural barriers. The singer, born Anthony Martin, who grew up wanting to emulate reggae icons
 

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Toussaint's Reggae Soul
The music business is populated by many more people who knock around its fringes than by stars who make a handsome living. On occasion, hustle and hard work push someone with talent from the margin to another plane. Witness Toussaint, the stage name of Paul Barrett, a 30-year-old singer out of Muncie, Ind.,
 

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Iconic poet firing lyrical bullets
That is the only white thing about this revolutionary writer whose “Every Time I ‘Ear Dis Sound” burst through the mellow reggae of the early ‘80s like a bullet from an AK-47, wrote Roger Steffens in All Music Guide. His stunning performance at Reggae Sunsplash established Muta as a serious brother whose reasoning was radical and unapologetically “conscious”.
 

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