Special Presentations
As noted by the programmer/ promoted of Rastafest here is an artiste that tends to not receive the amount of credit he desires for keeping real. You best know him as Admiral Tibet who we were able to catch up with during his most recent trip to Toronto for the 25th Anniversary of the RastaFest Festival. In his own words along with Horace Martin .
As we keep our commitment to supporting talent and organizations nutured in Canada here is an interview with Planky who will be performing on the 2018 RastaFest.
You never know who will be passing throught the Natural Room in person or virtually and this time it was RASTA Reuben Kwabena who spoke with Ras Morgan about his music, connections to Canada and a reggae band who has kept the music going.
We have had the pleasure of speaking with Torch over the phone upon the release of the EP but as he promised once he was in Canada during his recent tour, he took the time to visit us in the Natural Room.
The reggae landscape is as vibrate and busy as ever in 2018, one never knows who will be in and around Canada at any given time. Here is an interview with King Kumar from Raging Fyah done during the “Strictly Rockers” show with
Dj Mali specially hosted by Ras Morgan.
Overall we would say 2017 has been a stellar year for a surge in conscious, positive and inspiring reggae music from around the world, one such artiste is Queen Ifrica and here’s a conversation with her from “Conscious Thought” a show previously aired on Wednesdays; hosted by Julion King!
Interview with Nattali Rize and surprize guest while on the selected tour dates in the MidWest with Michael Franti and Spearhead on The Soul Rebels, and Notis.
International Reggae Day 2015 – Carrie Mullings host of Rebel Vibez at CHRY-Vibe105.5 FM (Toronto)
Interview Koro Fyah Dec-2015
Interview with Everton Blender Dec-2014
Interview with Hawkeye – 2014
Interview with Jimmy Reid – 2014
Interview with Ras Lee who is a part of the reggae fraternity both in his native Jamaica and Canada. We caught up with him during the Ottawa African Festival in 2012.
