The Brooklyners Five piece reggae band ideal for any event

Based in United States

Manhattan, New York
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Location
Manhattan, New York, United States
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Travel
up to 12500 miles
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Rated
10 / 10 from 1 review
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About / Biography

The Brooklyners is a NYC reggae band that blends Jamaican standards, French classics and original spiritual tunes in a unique tropical cocktail.

The band got its name from its members’ diversity and their multi-cultural backgrounds but also from its home base Brooklyn NYC.

It was created 7 years ago and have since played hundreds of shows in NYC and traveling up and down the East coast.

Each show is an invitation to travel through Jamaican mountains, old romantic Paris, the animated streets of Brooklyn or beautiful African landscapes...

The Brooklyners features: David Langlois on vocals, percussion & rhythm guitar, Ras Abda G on vocals & bass, Kikkah Jackson on vocals & drums and Bryan Benhingove on keyboards, saxophones, melodica.

Past and present collaborations in U.S.A., Jamaica, France and Senegal:

Sly Dunbar, Andy Bassford, Earl “Chinna” Smith, Philip Smart, Queen Omega, Sidney Mills, The Binghistra Mouvement, Inna Di Yard.


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10 / 101

Location

Based in United States

Manhattan, New York
Travels worldwide
pink circle = free travel (up to 40 miles)

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Features

Lighting system included
Will travel internationally
Instrumental
Male vocalist
PA / sound system included
Can provide battery amplifier
100% acoustic (no power)
Public liability insurance

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