THE HUMAN RIGHTS BAND SET TO RELEASE BRAND NEW ALBUM

THE HUMAN RIGHTS BAND SET TO RELEASE BRAND NEW ALBUM

The Human Rights first came together in 2007, united by the talents and vision of Friendlyness, a Toronto Reggae lion who had previously worked with Big Sugar, Culture Shock and Truths and Rights. He was soon joined by drummer Eric Woolston (Maylee Todd, the Hooded Fang), versatile bassman Tyler Wagler, and keyboardist Bernie Pitters (Toots & the Maytals, Hit Squad), who sadly passed away in 2023. The album “One People” carries on Pitters’ loving memory and his spirit continues to propel the band forward.

The Human Rights quickly established a reputation for showcasing their original material while opening for the likes of The Wailers, Gregory Isaacs, Beres Hammond, John Holt, Freddie McGregor, Sanchez and other top international reggae artistes. In 2014, much loved Toronto vocalist Tréson (who has recorded with the likes of Black Uhuru, Spearhead and Mykal Rose) joined the band, giving the Human Rights a distinctively powerful two-man frontline that seamlessly moves between modern Roots Reggae, Lover’s Rock, Soul, R&B, and Dancehall vibes.

After Bernie’s health began preventing him from touring, Canadian keyboard legend Dave Jackson stepped in. The declaration of Human Rights horn section, featuring members of The Heavyweights Brass Band, Kune and Shout! The Band, adds the musical icing on the cake. After making their debut album ‘One Thing” in 2010, The Human Rights worked with Big Sugar’s Gordie Johnson on their 2016 self-titled collection that solidified their sound both in the studio and onstage.

That energy was carried forward on 2021’s “Reggae Strong”, which Amplify Music Magazine described as “their finest album to date, while once again proving Reggae’s ability to unite and inspire everyone struggling to get through tough times.” Expect more of the same from The Human Rights on ‘One People”, an album that arrives just when it is needed the most. Stay tuned and keep up to date by visiting thehumanrights.ca and look out for the band performing in your city for 2025

Visit streaming links below for “Life is The Thing” single. Check out the video on You Tube, like, share, comment, subscribe. Also visit The Human Rights website

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THE LATEST HIT SINGLE FROM ELLE TREMA DON’T CRY

The New hit single from Elle Trema titled “Don’t Cry” from her latest EP “Soundz Of Upliftment” speaks on the importance of addressing domestic violence and not staying silent as there’s always help and a brighter future. Born in the parish of Clarendon, Elle Trema moved and grew up in Kingston Jamaica. It was there that her musical talents began with the inspiration of famous reggae artist, Louie Culture. Elle Trema then moved to Canada and pursued her musical passion. She was the President and Youth Coordinator of Rowntree Arts Society, an organization, working with children and the elderly.

 

Elle Trema then became the CEO of Anit Zen Production and has done production for work such as ‘How Can I Achieve It’, ‘Chance for Life’ and ‘Rum Bar’. Naming a few events, she has performed at Jamaica Day in Toronto and Montreal, Jam Day in Ottawa and the Rasta Day Celebration in Toronto. Trema has had the pleasure of sharing the stage with well-known Reggae musicians including Ghost, Leroy Gibbons, Josey Wales, Brigadier Jerry, Baby Cham, Kafinal, Blessed, Johnny Osbourne, Ras Penco, Mikey Dangerous, Gaza Slim, Tony Curtis and Jigsy King, Professor Nuts, Pinchers, Nadine Sutherland, Romain Virgo, Macka Diamond and Well-known Soca artist Alison Hinds. Contact: elletrema@gmail.com| elletrema.com | (647) 267-4362 | @elletrema

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Video Peeks Toronto Caribbean Carnival with the lighting of the CN Tower

Video Peeks Toronto Caribbean Carnival with the lighting of the CN Tower

The province designated Aug. 1 as Emancipation Day, marking the end of slavery in the British Empire in the mid-19th century.

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Simeon Noel Reggae Singer Toronto

1. Jah Jah World
2. Shine Like A Diamond
3. Edge Of Time
4. Love After Betrayal
5. Shine Like A Diamond inst
6. Edge Of Time inst

All songs written and performed by
Simeon Noel

Music produce
arranged and mixed by : Ossie Gurley
Recorded, mastered
at: OSS PRODUCTIONS

Trumpet by Jan Morgan
Tenor Sax by SKEL
Trombone by Terrence Wood
Background Vocals by Allan Craig
Guitar tracks by Pajoe
All other instruments
played by Ossie Gurley

Contact The Performer at :
Or Call 416-241-5055

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