John Brown's Body's "Future Roots" uses reggae as a foundation, but incorporates dub, drum & bass, dancehall, hip hop and other musical explorations to create a sound both timeless and forward. However it's defined, people are buzzing about this progressive group from Boston and Ithaca, NY. The eight-piece band's explosive live show boasts super heavy rhythms, a three-piece horn section, air-tight drum and bass, and "the most gorgeous melodies in all of modern reggae music" (All Music Guide). In 2008, JBB’s album Amplify topped Billboard’s Reggae chart, debuting at #1. The band’s latest work, JBB IN DUB EP, is the first completely new release in four years.

Being hailed as “Denver’s newest party band” is a hefty responsibility. Luckily, no task seems too great for Denver’s 11-piece afrobeat outfit, ATOMGA to take on.

Founded in 2011, ATOMGA is already a planet-sized force taking the scene by storm. Using afrobeat as its foundation, the band is not afraid to take chances while staying true to their authentic roots--and it’s working. When ATOMGA take
s the stage, it depicts organized chaos at its finest. With every performance, you get a 4-piece power-packed horn section, a steadfast percussion trifecta, a deep-groving rhythm section, and solid, engaging soloists. Every show turns into a booty-shaking dance party that leaves audiences exhausted from moving, but still craving more.

Over the past year, ATOMGA has supported Seun Kuti & Egypt 80, See-I (featuring members of Thievery Corporation), Juno What?!, The Pimps of Joytime and Balkan Beat Box. They have performed at Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom, The Boulder Theater, Belly Up - Aspen, Ullrs Tavern, Summit Music Hall, Desert Rocks Music Festival and are already becoming a staple in the Colorado and regional festival circuit. ATOMGA has received positive acclaim from publications including Denver Westword, Listen Up Denver, Intity Weekly and Mountain News Weekly.

ATOMGA continues to hone their craft with no inkling of complacency while continuing their “kick the audience in the face” momentum. With an unyielding desire to share the infectious energy their music has to offer, ATOMGA will continuously connect your mind, body and soul.

Policulture is easy listenin reggae that will get you movin! Mix of roots, acoustic, jazz, dub, and reggae. Our music is created to enlighten you, our message is created to motivate you, and our vibe is created to move you.

Formed out of the University of Colorado dorms a reggae mastermind, Matt Niederhauser, enlightened many around him with the roots culture encompassed within his home town Honolulu, HI. Since, a tidal wave of original roots music has hit Boulder, CO founding a reggae revelation! Excelling from an acoustic duo with bassist Chris Ball, Policulture was launch into the Boulder music scene based out of The Goose Bar. Beginning an astonishingly successful weekly live musical performance, Reggae Wednesdays, Policulture has established a solid foundation of reggae culture. Now, with performances at venues such as Cervantes' Other Side, Club 156, K's China, Tropics Café (Honolulu, HI), and The Goose Bar and opening for international reggae acts such as Tribal Seeds, Fortunate Youth, Twiddle, J Boog, and Through the Roots, Policulture is seeking new endeavors surrounding the national music scene!

Music is a universal language that unites all and that is our purpose. Unite All and Live Easy!