Wet City Rockers : Wet City Rockers.
Rootsy, dubby, reggae sounds from the rainy city.
From the rainy city of Seattle emerges what could possibly be the freshest new Roots Rock Reggae to hit the airwaves. The Wet City Rockers have been compared to the likes of Bob Marley, Shinehead, Police, and steel Pulse. With a humorous viewpoint the Wet City Rockers maintain the foundation of roots Reggae while adding an appalling new dark flavor.
Releasing their debut self titled album in 2005 critics have given the Wet City Rockers rave reviews and high regards. The band is not only deeply influenced by the sounds of King Tubby, Scientist, and Bob Marley but the band has also worked with some of the classic Jamaican artist like Winston Jarrett, and Wadi gad. Sinci lovers sit back and indulge in the Rootsy, Dubby sound of the Wet City Rockers.
Songs:
1. Plastic Girl
2. Marley Moons
3. Fight Tonight
4. Hatts Coffee Bean Dub
5. SFW
6. Burn That Bush
7. Spiders Mark
8. Folly Tricktion
9. Shark Bite
Listen to: the entire album.
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Release date: 02/06/2014
Wet City Rockers lives in Washington USA
Tagged as: World, Alt Rock, World Influenced
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