Ska
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To hear Mark Morales and Wally Caro talk is the sound of teamwork — everything is, "Wally and me thought this," or "When Mark and I decided that." Their unified vision, love of the old school and familial attitude spawned Angel City Records, a four-year-old label and production company dedicated...
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Run by veteran record executive Marv Mack, Soulside brings legendary Jamaican and northern soul artists to L.A. ever year at their Soul Invasion Weekender, which comes to Cafe Club Fais Do-Do this weekend.
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With fans like Kevin Lyman and Rancid's Tim Armstrong, the young L.A. quartet look to hold their own alongside veteran bands at the second It's Not Dead festival.
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Back from their recent "Ska From the Ghetto" European tour, the two bands reflect on their music's growing popularity abroad.
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A band that started as a one-off gig for a backyard party grew into one of the SoCal ska revival's most unique acts, with a sound rooted in classic Jamaican rhythms and vocal harmonies.
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"There will always be an audience for ska," says VGS frontman Frank Casillas. And clearly he's right — the veteran Riverside band is still going strong after nearly 30 years.
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