Sugar Minott
Music by: Majestic TwinSound
opening act: Trumystic

Bullwackie the Movie Feat. Sugar Minott
The Story of Reggae in the Bronx (:57 min)
Screening@7:30pm (sharp)

THURSDAY DEC 18, 2003
Doors: 7PM/ Show: 9PM, 10PM

Ages 18 and Over

Tickets: Advance $22 / Day Of $25

Sugar Minott, veteran singer, songwriter, musician and producer from Kingston, Jamaica (born Lincoln Barrington Minott) has been a driving force in pioneering the creation of reggae music.
He was one of the originators of the dance hall parties and broke well-known acts Bounty Killer and Buju Banton. Sugar has attained international notoriety is also credited with the development of Lovers Rock by the release of his album Music For Roots Lovers which became an instant success with his English audience. Following this he had a hit Good Things Going (a Jackson 5 cover) that went to #2 on the British charts. While Sugar was in England he continued to develop the Youth Promotion Crew foundation and formed the Black Roots Players and is responsible for discovering the group Musical Youth. He also did work with Carl Thompson and Bertie Grant, the engineer of UB40.
Trumystic is a six-piece band. The creative collaboration of two main forces: Soothsayer has the smooth flow of smoke on a cloudless night, streams of dub consciousness on the bass
as well as the mic. Kirsty Rock slices through the melodies like electricity on water. Both her lyrics and her vocals range from the sweet melody of angels to the cynicism of sinners, touching
everywhere in between. Their live sound is rooted in the sounds of Antoinette blessing the keys , QBrain with the heavy skank and soundscape, and Stephan locking down the rhythm section. Together they bring the boom to sonic boom as they tear the roof off the room- dub style.

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