Ole Soles, Jake Tang, MF Chinaski, CScott, Pannagaku, Smokebox

From somewhere deep within the urban jungle of St. Paul Minnesota, a band with a stellar new take on horn-driven, high-powered rock has emerged: Space Monkey Mafia. Their unique blend of crafty horn arrangements, tight vocal harmonies, and catchy songwriting colored by an anti-establishment streak has kept crowds skanking and hollering across 13 states since their inception in 2016 - and they have no intention of slowing down. The band’s infectious live energy is captured in their 2018 album “Sorry For Your Time”, which features 10 original songs written and produced by then-classmates Blake Foster and Riley Jacobson. In the summer of 2019, Space Monkey Mafia dropped their sophomore release “Captain Crook” which is a concoction of both energetic political-driven songs while also embracing the band’s more mellow side.

	Space Monkey Mafia’s style is difficult to pin down. Fans have described them as “swing punk”, “reggae blues”, “intergalactic space rock”, “anticapitalist brass punk”, and “rock with horns”. Despite these imaginative genres, Space Monkey Mafia most closely identifies as a ska band, bringing to the table a brand of ska reminiscent of contemporary American acts such as The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Mad Caddies, Sublime, and Streetlight Manifesto. One thing is for certain: Space Monkey Mafia did start the fire.

Ska radio podcast started in September of 2017. I've loved ska my entire adult life. I just want to do my part by showing ska is very much alive all around the world, introducing new bands to people in the process.

Jenna Enemy is a multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter.

Lead-Singer, Background Singer, Classical Singer, Contemporary Singer, Shower Singer... 
I'm all the singers.
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