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Voted “Best Reggae Band” in California's North Bay Area three consecutive years in a row (2017-2019 NorBay awards), Sol Horizon is an original California 8-piece that seamlessly fuses reggae with funk, rock, hip hop and world beats. Renowned for energetic live performances and powerful lyrical content centering on themes of peace, community, sustainability and the re-vitalizing power of nature, the band moves feet and inspires minds, creating a positive musical experience that continues to attract fans from across the globe.

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Josh Siegel, Sol Horizon Management and Booking                                                      joshiasiegel365@gmail.com 
(707) 304-0453
Anchored by former members of Groundation and Les Claypool's Frog Brigade, Sol has shared the stage with legendary acts like Ziggy Marley, Steel Pulse, J Boog, Anthony B, The Wailers, The Black Seeds and Collie Buddz (to name a few) in both concert halls and festival stages across the USA.  In 2018, the band released their 4th album “Under the Sun" with direction from Grammy-winning engineer Isha Erskine and a follow-up remix album "Under the Dub" featuring dub remix tracks from electronic artists spanning the globe.

"Best Reggae Band in the North Bay" Readers Poll Winner, NorBay awards 2017, 2018, 2019

"Sebastopol's Official Reggae Band." -Official city ordinance 

"Sol Horizon breaks all the rules, all the stereotypes, and reminds us, that we are all connected on this planet. Their music is genuine, and their messages are clear."  -Beyondchron.com

"I have had the great privilege of working with Sol Horizon on several occasions. As individual musicians they are great, but as a band they are awesome. Their sound is unique and their positive energy will keep any audience dancing to the light through the night. Sol Horizon gets a 10/10 from me." -Pato Banton

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Omega Raw is a BMI  Artist. He is a singer/songwriter, producer and hip hop cross over artist bridging genres with amazing lyricism and creativity. He has celebrity features with 50 Cents "Baby By Me" remix, Lil Wayne, Lloyd, Neyo and Eminem on tracks "Forever" and "Bed Rock" remixes all by the Presidentz Super Producer group. Omega Raw has recorded collaborations with Bad Brains prodigy pro Skater Jay Bertsch, Wu-Tang Lyricist Academy and many more. Omega Raw has been the star of a TV Cable Documentary  about his life as a single father and professional entertainer going back to school. He has also been the cover story of the Press Democrat newspaper titled "Hip Hop Home". Omega Raw has played shows and events nationwide big and small from Atlanta, Baltimore, New York, Los Angeles and Oakland to smaller towns like Santa Rosa, San Jose, Decatur, and Mesa. He is featured on Universal's Take Over Compilation with Gucci Mane, R. Kelly, Styles P. He has released a single Shadows and a live LP called "This Life" in Feb. 2015.

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Once the world’s lone superpower, America has been in a state of flux for several years. The economy seems to weaken every week, while we are in the midst of several wars that have been going on for nearly a decade.
In the midst of this, Grammy-winning singer/songwriter/rapper Everlast has crafted Songs Of The Ungrateful Living, a masterful 15-cut collection that serves as a soundtrack for modern America. It’s an album that pulls from several seemingly unrelated musical and thematic corners of the country to poignantly highlight not only the bleak status of our nation and its inhabitants but also the untapped potential of both.
“I just wrote a group of songs and they all started to have the theme of darkness,” Everlast says. “It’s like the ‘80s again, almost, and I’ve always liked Springsteen’s Darkness on the Edge of Town and Billy Joel’s ‘Allentown.’ I feel it’s like that again, especially today. I woke up to 600-point losses in the market. I just tap into what’s around me, but I didn’t have a title for the album for a long time. One day I was just thinking that the ungrateful living is everybody. Anybody that takes a breath probably doesn’t appreciate how much that breath is worth. I see a whole lot of people taking life and the world for granted. It’s not even a slight on anyone. It’s everyone. Me too.”
To this end, the slow, brassy “Some Of Us Pray” recognizes that we can’t break everything we fix, while lead single “I Get By” documents how people try to deal with a sinking housing market, the need for employment and a lack of resources. Although the song’s protagonist barely gets by, the concept was inspired by the hyperbolic material excess celebrated in several rap songs and videos.
Then there’s the sobering “Little Miss America” chronicles a fatherless household, soldiers at war and friends being left behind. The latter, in particular, was the result of some intense soul searching, reflection and interaction.
“That song is a direct result of my trip to Iraq,” Everlast says. “I had written most of it in anticipation of going. I knew some cats that were soldiers and because on the last album I wrote that song ‘Letters Home from the Garden of Stone,’ a lot of soldiers have reached out to me. I’ve heard their stories so I think there’s a little bit of all of that mixed in there. It’s what America has become. She loves the paparazzi. America’s responsible for stuff like Snooki. Really? Everybody’s trying to sell their story. Say what you want to say, but when I was young, America did stuff. You could actually buy and live and eat and drive and wear everything American. It just doesn’t mean anything to anybody anymore. Now, the results of all that are starting to come in.”
The repercussions of mistakes made drive the acoustic guitar-driven “Long At All,” while the heavy “Gone For Good” examines how a patriarch battles to fight his own demons while providing for his family.
And with Songs Of The Ungrateful Living, Everlast again shows that he’s one of the most talented people to ever mix musical styles.

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