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Love Eternal
Universally Positive Roots Rock Reggae with Rockin Bass, Husband and Wife singing parydigm shifting lyrical Harmonies, Electric Mandolin, West african and traditional Niyabinghi drumming, Upbeat yet mellow, perfect roots reggae for any occasion
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Today | 4:59 | Play |
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Vision Clearer | 6:00 | Play |
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I and I Live | 5:41 | Play |
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Praises | 6:17 | Play |
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Rasta I | 6:27 | Play |
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Love is our Destiny | 5:12 | Play |
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Slow & Steady | 6:40 | Play |
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Hurricane Blow | 6:03 | Play |
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Come Again | 4:25 | Play |
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Jah Music | 5:31 | Play |
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Description
Through a river of cosmic circumstances rises homegrown roots reggae band, Love Eternal. They united as musicians as well as family three years ago near the ocean of Santa Cruz, CA with a common aspiration in mind - developing and producing "some of the most beautiful, conscious music, your likely to hear" (~Damon Orion Goodtimes Newspaper) They live, create music, and raise their children together under a Redwood canopy as a communal family, which lends to their tightly woven musicianship.
Love Eternal's unique blend of roots reggae intertwines the pulsing beats of traditional reggae drumkit with west african and niyabinghi drumming, Paridigm shifting harmonies and lyrics, thumpin rhythmic bass, scratchin guitar, and the unexpected melodies of electric and accoustic mandolins, all tide up with the upbeat groove of pure roots reggae.
As life-long musicians dedicated to their love and passion for the arts, Love Eternal draws inspiration from an eclectic mix of everything from Bob Marley, Israel Vibration, the Gladiators and other classic roots reggae of the 60s and 70s -- to Jam Bands like Grateful Dead, and Santana, and even soul singers like Aretha Franklin and James Brown. The band channels these influences into a distinctive sound all their own which keeps reggae fans as well as a more universal audience wanting more.
In 2003, Love Eternal recorded their debut album, Family to high praise. The melodies and vocals on the first track "Love Jah" invoke irie melting effects on your being...like a Jamaican lullaby tapping into
your spirit, elevating your soul. With their much-anticipated second album, Creation, just released, Love Eternal is planning a CD release tour for Spring 2005. Check out Creation and visit www.loveeternal.org
to find out more about the tour and band!