Hawai’i’s roots reggae torchbearers Inna Imaginative and prescient have joined forces with Philippine upstarts Dewdrop on Sound Killa, a collaboration that feels inevitable somewhat than opportunistic.
The numbers inform a part of the story. The Philippines constantly ranks amongst Inna Imaginative and prescient‘s high three Spotify markets. However the actual basis runs deeper. Half of Inna Imaginative and prescient’s lineup carries Filipino ancestry. That is real homecoming via music.
Dewdrop, hailing from Tagum Metropolis in Davao, represents the vanguard of Philippine neo-dub reggae. Frontman Lee Trunks anchors the band with guitar, vocals, and manufacturing that balances custom with ahead momentum. His contribution to Sound Killa brings grit and up to date urgency to the monitor’s acutely aware message.
SOUND KILLA PROVES REGGAE’S ENDURING POWER AS A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE
Collectively, the 2 acts ship a rallying cry in opposition to Babylon. The music channels traditional roots values via trendy manufacturing. Heavy rhythms underscore requires unity and peaceable resistance. That is music designed for turbulent occasions.
Sound Killa proves reggae’s enduring energy as a common language. It connects distant shores via shared wrestle and ancestral reminiscence. With Inna Imaginative and prescient eyeing Philippine excursions forward, this Pacific alliance guarantees to deepen.
ABOUT INNA VISION
Inna Imaginative and prescient launched from Maui in 2005 and by no means regarded again. Twenty years on, they’ve delivered ten studio albums and conquered phases throughout the US, Europe, Canada, South America and Tahiti.
Their 2018-19 peak yielded twin Na Hoku Hanohano music award nominations and European debuts at Germany’s Summerjam and Switzerland’s Montreux Jazz Pageant. They’ve shared payments with Damian Marley, Metal Pulse and UB40.
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ABOUT DEWDROP
Tagum Metropolis’s Dewdrop mix neo-dub manufacturing with roots reggae consciousness. Frontman Lee Trunks handles guitar, vocals and manufacturing, steering the six-piece via heavy rhythms and purpose-driven songwriting.
Their debut album, Burning Need, established their credentials throughout the Philippine reggae motion. Now they’re pushing past native circuits, forging worldwide collaborations and carving out area for Mindanao’s voice in international reggae conversations.
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