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In this episode of Hippie Fari, Scotty the High-Strung Hippie takes listeners on a journey through the Reggae Rise Up festival in St. Petersburg, Florida, celebrating its 10-year anniversary. The podcast features live interviews with festival-goers, vendors, and artists, sharing their experiences, favorite bands, and insights into the reggae community. The conversations highlight the sense of unity and love that reggae music fosters, along with the importance of staying hydrated and enjoying the moment at festivals. Scotty also reflects on the growth of the reggae scene and the vibrant atmosphere of the festival, encouraging listeners to embrace the music and community. takeawaysReggae Rise Up is a significant festival celebrating its 10-year anniversary.Festival-goers come from various places, united by their love for reggae music.Tribal Seeds is a favorite band among many attendees.The festival atmosphere fosters a sense of community and connection.Vendors play a crucial role in enhancing the festival experience.The reggae scene is rich and diverse, with many local bands to explore.Staying hydrated is essential at outdoor festivals.Music serves as a form of therapy and connection for many.The growth of the reggae scene reflects its increasing popularity.Unity and love are central themes in reggae music and culture.
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In this episode, Scotty, the High-Strong Hippie, dives deep into the world of reggae music and the festival scene, particularly focusing on the Reggae at the Rock festival. He interviews Corey Morris, the founder of the festival, discussing the journey of creating a successful music event, the challenges faced, and the importance of community engagement. The conversation covers everything from the initial planning stages, budgeting, and artist selection to creating a unique festival experience and the lessons learned along the way. The episode also highlights the charitable aspect of the festival, supporting Kids Rock the Nation, and the future plans for expanding reggae music events. takeawaysThe live experience of music is unparalleled.Reggae music serves as a unifying force.Planning a festival requires a clear vision and idea.Budgeting is crucial for festival success.Competition among festivals can influence scheduling.Selecting bands involves understanding their current popularity.Unexpected cancellations can be managed with flexibility.Creating a unique festival experience relies on the vibe and atmosphere.Community engagement is essential for festival growth.The gift of music can positively impact youth and communities.
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In this episode of Hippie Fari, host Scotty engages with Anthony Brand and TC from Cultivated Mind, exploring their personal journeys into reggae music, the cultural and spiritual influences that shape their sound, and the vibrant reggae scene in Virginia. They discuss the importance of community support for independent artists, the evolution of reggae music in the U.S., and the messages of social justice and spirituality embedded in their songwriting. The conversation highlights the unique sound of Cultivated Mind and the role of reggae as a vehicle for revolution and change. In this engaging conversation, Scotty and Anthony Brand delve into the essence of reggae music, exploring its lyricism, evolution, and the importance of standing up for one's beliefs through music. They share personal stories of defining moments in their careers, discuss potential collaborations with reggae legends, and offer valuable advice for aspiring artists. The episode also features an exclusive showcase of an unreleased track from Cultivated Mind, highlighting their musical journey and future plans.takeawaysReggae music is a universal language that transcends cultural boundaries.The Virginia reggae scene has a rich history and is often overlooked.Community support is crucial for independent artists in the reggae genre.Reggae music has deep cultural and spiritual roots that influence its message.The evolution of reggae in the U.S. reflects a blend of traditional and modern elements.Cultivated Mind's sound incorporates various genres while maintaining reggae's essence.Messages of social justice and spirituality are central to reggae songwriting.Artists should not shy away from addressing political issues in their music.Reggae music serves as a catalyst for change and revolution.The connection between band members is essential for delivering a powerful performance. Lyricism in reggae holds deep meaning and purpose.Reggae music evolves through various influences and fusions.Live performances can reignite the passion for music.The importance of standing up for beliefs in music.Defining moments shape an artist's career and direction.Collaboration with legends can inspire and elevate one's music.Aspiring artists should stay true to their roots and beliefs.Future plans include expanding musical reach and collaborations.Community and unity are essential in the music industry.Music should resonate with both the artist and their audience.
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In this episode of the Hippie Far I podcast, host Scotty engages with Heather and Bobby McQuague, along with Annie Gordon, to discuss the revolutionary initiative known as Three Little Birds Bandcamp. This grassroots movement aims to support touring reggae musicians by providing them with free lodging through a network of hosts across the country. The conversation delves into the origins of the project, its mission to foster community and support for artists, and the challenges faced in expanding the initiative. Listeners are encouraged to get involved, whether as hosts or bands, and to spread the word about this unique and impactful program.takeawaysThe Three Little Birds Bandcamp is a community-driven initiative.It provides free lodging for touring reggae musicians.The project started from a love for reggae music and community support.Hosts are vetted to ensure safety and compatibility with musicians.The initiative has grown to around 60 hosts in just eight months.Communication between hosts and bands is crucial for successful stays.The focus is primarily on reggae music, but other genres may be included in the future.The community aspect of reggae music is vital to its culture.Spreading the word about the initiative is essential for its growth.The project operates without any monetary transactions, relying on goodwill.titlesRevolutionizing Music Support: Three Little Birds BandcampBuilding Community Through Reggae MusicSound Bites"It's a beautiful concept.""It's a mutual mission.""Knowledge is power." Chapters00:00Introduction to the Hippie Far I Podcast01:28Meet the Guests: Three Little Birds Bandcamp04:39The Inspiration Behind Three Little Birds Bandcamp11:11The Community Focus of Reggae Music14:01How to Join the Three Little Birds Bandcamp18:03Accommodations and Host Responsibilities24:15Handling Cancellations and Communication25:42Navigating Challenges in Band Hosting27:32Building Community and Growing Buzz30:24Balancing Band and Host Demand32:44Exploring Funding and Support Options35:54Expanding the Network of Hosts37:22Overcoming Awareness Challenges39:13Partnering with Venues and Promoters41:38Advice for New Hosts and Bands46:15Spreading the Word and Community Support
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Summary
In this episode of the Hippie Fari Reggae Radio & Podcast, host Scotty interviews ZeeCeeKeelys own Zachary Keely, a talented reggae artist from Arizona. They discuss the unique influences of Arizona's culture on the bands music, the importance of conscious lyrics in reggae, and the social justice themes that resonate within the genre. Zachary shares insights into his songwriting process, memorable live performances, and the significance of community support for artists. The conversation also touches on the revival of roots reggae among younger generations and the impact of music on personal struggles and introspection. Zachary expresses his desire to collaborate with iconic artists and emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the roots of reggae music.
Takeaways
ZeeCeeKeely emphasizes the importance of conscious lyrics in reggae music.The cultural influences of Arizona shape ZCK's unique sound.Collaboration with other artists enhances the creative process.Music serves as a powerful medium for social justice messages.ZCK's songwriting often reflects personal struggles and introspection.Live performances create deep connections with fans.The reggae scene in Arizona has its own distinct flavor.Community support is crucial for up-and-coming artists.ZeeCeeKeely aims to educate younger generations about reggae's roots.The energy of music can profoundly impact both the artist and the audience.
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In this episode of Hippie Fari host Scotty explores the rich history and cultural significance of reggae music. He delves into the works of iconic artists such as Augustus Pablo, Groundation, and Linval Thompson, while also highlighting the unique sound of Holly Cook. The podcast serves as a celebration of reggae's roots, its evolution, and its impact on listeners around the world.
