Bambu Station: One Day
“One Day” created itself. Bambu Station’s minds and hands served the spiritual force that carried this song into existence, a song whose title became the album’s name. The lyrics and...
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“Humanity Bawlin’” hits Jalani Horton on several levels. He vividly recalls performing the song in Tel Aviv in 2005, at a Passover festival for African Hebrew Israelites. Not the Israel...
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"So Much Love" is a profound reflection on the energy that connects us all. The roots of this song dig deep into the history of reggae music, bringing forth a timeless message of unity...
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“The situation has changed. It has gotten worse.” It’s been over 20 years since Jalani Horton first wrote “Gunsmoke” to reflect on increasing gun violence in his homeland, St Thomas,...
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