Events' Realm

3rd staging of the FREE Jamaicansmusic.com Earth Hour Concert on March 28th 2015.

CONFIRMED LINE UP:
Ras Muhamad - Duta Reggae Indonesia
Rootz Underground
Black As Cole
Kelissa's Music
Keznamdi
Conkarah
Runkus
Young Jr 
Mario Evon
JJ Dunkley

SPONSORED BY:
- Jamaica Gleaner
- JTB (The Jamaica Tourist Board) Visit Jamaica
- Jamaica Cultural Development Commission ( JCDC)
- Alternative Music Ltd.
- Go Viral
- Mailpac Services

TICKET OUTLETS:
- Tickets will be available in March at select Mailpac locations.
- Tickets will be FREE

What is Earth Hour?
Earth Hour is the single, largest, symbolic mass participation event in the world. Born out of a hope that we could mobilize people to take action on climate change, Earth Hour now inspires a global community of millions of people in 7,001 cities and towns across 152 countries and territories to switch lights off for an hour as a massive show of concern for the environment.

https://www.facebook.com/earthhourja
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Kingston

Jamaica

Saint Andrew

Hope Road

Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre

Earth Hour Concert 2015

Iset Sankofa forges ahead of the turntable constellation with a stunningly refreshing kinda sound. This is the 'all genres considered' milieu... where dusty Malian Blues takes a night stroll with Dub, Naija hip hop flirts dangerously with Kingston Dancehall grit,  and bubbly Brazilian Electronica steams a peace pipe with Afro-Jazz futurism. 
 
For this self-described 'bird', she is always reaching beyond the beyond and fetching back what she terms as musical source-code. In that, we can find a song or a groove so undeniable in it's appeal that it not only builds on the idea of the universality of music but of sound itself. Her musical selections have a way of running past the dance-able and the obvious. Usually, the next stop is a bold convergence of history and magic - one that playfully wields the listener into the lush, downright sensuous terrain that music can be. 
 
For Sankofa, hers is an imagined and realized terrain where digital divides are effortlesly bridged in 128 BPMs and new music lifts a hat to traditional sounds via a kind of time-travelling-self-discovering-remixing sort of aesthetic.

Events in Jamaica

In the afternoon

Earth Hour Concert 2015

In the evening

The Sankofa Sessions

Tuesday on the Grill

Sensation Saturdaze