Rebelution vocalist/guitarist Eric Rachmany and renowned producer, DJ, and remixer Amp Live (formerly of Zion I) may possess different backgrounds, but they both travel the same creative road. Now, their paths—along with a myriad of musical genres riding shotgun—intersect in Unified Highway. The duo’s self-titled debut [Audible Collision / Strange Focus Records] explores this intersection via a fascinating fusion of reggae, electronic, hip-hop, alternative, and soul siphoned into unforgettable songs.

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ABOUT THE PROJECT
Simpkin Project is renowned for their distinctive fusion of reggae and roots rock, skillfully intertwining authentic rhythms with a captivating wall-of-sound production style. Frontman Phil Simpkin's lyrical compositions range from simply truthful to stirringly anthemic. Their rich guitar work, influenced by blues and rock 'n' roll, blends seamlessly with thumping drums, bass, percussion, and rhythmic guitar—a homage to Jamaica's celebrated music. Lush keyboard arrangements create a vibrant backdrop, enhancing the brilliance of three-part vocal harmonies. Their unwavering dedication to reggae is evident in dynamic live performances, songwriting, and studio recordings.

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The band has toured all over the U.S., sharing stages with many of today’s most beloved reggae bands and artists. Over the years, Simpkin Project has released five full-length albums, several singles, and collaborated internationally, further solidifying their place in the global reggae community. With a cult-like following of loyal fans spread across the world, their music continues to inspire and connect people across cultures.

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Excitingly, Simpkin Project is gearing up for a prolific 2025, set to release their 5th full-length studio album, a dub album, and several collaborations. Eager to share new music with their dedicated fans, the band looks forward to captivating audiences with their evolving sound and spirited performances.

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"Our respect for reggae music is paramount to the music we create and share." ~ The Simpkin Project

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