Rasta courage

Maybe I'm Sorry

"Counterfeit Love” from the album, Count Me In. Get this album and more in the Rebelution web store: http://bit.ly/rb-store

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Count Me In

Counterfeit Love

"Count Me In” from the album, Count Me In. Get this album and more in the Rebelution web store: http://bit.ly/rb-store

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Bringin Me Down

Hailing from Columbus, Ohio, the seven piece “Reggae / Rap / Rock” fusion, Shrub, has been rapidly gaining momentum and building a solid national fan base since being voted by readers as High Times Magazine’s Unsigned Band of the Month in September of 2010.

Recently, Shrub released their first full length album, Highceratops, which debuted in the Top 10 on the iTunes Reggae Charts. The album features guest appearances by C-Money from Slightly Stoopid, Dubmatix, and Kimberly Freeman from One-Eyed Doll.

The band garners comparisons to artists like: Sublime, The Dirty Heads, Atmosphere, Gym Class Heroes, and G. Love, but Shrub maintains an innately unique and raw sound all their own. With the addition of new guitar player, Kevin Oliver, former member of the world’s funkiest band, Parliament/Funkadelic (George Clinton), Shrub’s sound has now quickly become full-grown.

“The Midwest has long been a hotbed for successful rap artists, but Shrub’s eclectic fusion of rap, reggae, and rock brings a whole new flavor to the scene.”
- High Times Magazine

Fast Lane

First Time

"Notice Me” from the album, Count Me In. Get this album and more in the Rebelution web store: http://bit.ly/rb-store

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Notice Me

Feel Good

Lonely

Mirror

SOJA - Everything Changes (HayBale Sessions) [feat. Dustin Thomas & Ocean Pleasant] (Acoustic)

SOJA - Everything Changes (Hay Bale Sessions) [feat. Dustin Thomas & Ocean Pleasant] (Acoustic)

Pepper - Things That You Love

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Lyrics:

Just across the way
Where the train goes
Late night
It carries dreams
Into the steam
And then they take flight
An iron horse, her iron ores’ll lay the cars low
The embers bright, they echo flies behind the jars glow
I had a sense I’d been misplaced
Set adrift, led astray
I didn’t know which way to go

I was lost when you found me
Lost when you found me
Runnin’ through the wild
All the while in a sound sleep
But just then I heard a whisper in the wood
I cannot lie I would’ve kissed her if I could
I gotta be smart
Cut my loss and restart
Keep guard
I heard you had a weak heart
I heard you had a weak heart

Out beyond the break
Beneath the waves
In the deep blue
Down below
The indigo begins to bleed through
I heard a voice beyond the noise that poisons dry land
There in the fold the dark and cold were holding my hand
I had the sense I’d been embraced
Taken home, shown the way
Oh, what a sight for weary eyes

Lost

Oogee Wawa featuring Brandon Hardesty of Bumpin Uglies
Ska, reggae influenced track

Finding Fame (featuring Bumpin Uglies)

Don't Wanna Love You

First Single off TreeHouse!'s Sophomore album. 

Blessings

The trio, who formed in 1997 and moved to the mainland from their hometown of Kailua Kona, Hawaii in 1999, pressed pause after the release of their fifth album, Pink Crustaceans and Good Vibrations, in 2008. There was a sense of fatigue and disunity amongst the three musicians, who took some time off from music both apart and together before rejoining to create an EP, Stitches, in late 2010. The songs on that release re-energized the group, revealing an urgent desire to make a new album that reflected where they are in their lives and career now. After some tour dates in support of the EP, Pepper sat down and focused on their sixth album, a self-titled released that swings open the door on this new chapter.

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Pepper Live

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