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While many groups that mix reggae with rock go for the laid-back vibes and represent the permanent vacation lifestyle, the Savannah, Georgia-based Passafire prefer a more punchy, punky, and progressive version of reggae-rock. Formed in 2003 with the Savannah College of Art and Design as their home base, the four-piece launched their career through rigorous touring and a self-titled, self-released album that appeared in 2006. Two years later, they signed with fellow rock-reggae group Pepper's imprint LAW and released their sophomore effort, Submersible, with Everyone on Everynight following on the label in 2009. With guidance from the people at LAW,...

There are, at least, two bands known as Musafir: 1) A traditional indian musical group. 2) A hindi rock band. 1) An Indian group of artists, who perform Rajasthani folk & dance, with a touch of classical. The word “musafir" itself literally means wandering which reflects the reality of Hameed Khan “Kawa”, the founder, and his artists. They express their itinerant life through their music and the stage performances. As a nomad told to his son: “For us, to stay at the same place is to stop the rhythm of the universe and die”. Hameed Khan “Kawa”, a tabla player...

Safire, born Wilma Cosme in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is a New York City freestyle singer-songwriter who has been one of the Freestyle genre's most popular female performers. She started her singing career as a session vocalist. An audition for the Cutting Records label broke her into the mainstream. She had successful run of classic 80s pop singles such as "Don't Break My Heart", "Let Me Be the One", "Boy I've Been Told", and "Thinking of You". After her sophomore album "I Wasn't Born Yesterday", her career stalled a bit over the 90s as other genres eclipsed freestyle, but she...

Already as teenager Safir discovered his passion for Electronic music and bought his first records. One of the important persons in his life was his cousin DJ Abyss (Publisher of the Electronic music magazine "Tendance" for Germany, Switzerland and Austria). Every Wednesday they went in the Berlin club "Globus" (Tresor Berlin) for just five German mark. They met a lot of different people, danced with them and had so much fun. The impressions of this club had an enormous impact on Safir and influenced his following life. The Minimalistic sound of the Berlin Club scene gave him the basis for...