Spanish reggae band Roots Habits launched “Music is I (Live Session)”, one of the first songs he composed several years ago and is one of the four that are part of the Live Session that they recorded a while ago and that now sees the light.
“The lyrics are about the importance of music in our lives as musicians and using it as an instrument to carry a positive message.. We reference Peter Tosh in part of the lyrics 'Fighting against downpression. Equal Rights’, because although it is a soft song it has a strong and important message which is to fight with love as a weapon”, the group residing in Barcelona raised about the song.
Previously the group had already launched “The Show” Y “Tell Me Rastaman” belonging to this Live Session and they assured that with these releases they began a new stage in which they will publish new songs.
Currently the band is made up of Venezuelans Diego Villalobos (bass and voice) Y Mario Jauregui (guitar and voice), the spanish Juan Da Costa (drums), the russian Slav Obukhov (keyboard) Y Ramiro Raman (saxophone). further, they have Luis Marcano as FX and sound engineer.
The project is influenced by Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Tribal Seeds Y Groundation and besides the sounds, They also seek to promote the message of the genre and remain faithful to its principles., bases and convictions.
You can listen to the song here:
