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Escape to St Croix

Escape to St Croix

Escape to St Croix

By Erik Magni on Friday, August 29, 2014 - Comment

New documentary tells the story about reggae from the Virgin Islands.

The reggae scene in the Virgin Islands has grown a lot over the past ten years and is today a powerful force on the global reggae arena.

VI trailblazers Midnite are pioneers, even though reggae has been played on the islands since the 70s. Midnite’s socially conscious and take-no-prisoners style of roots, with extremely sparse arrangements and a dreader than dread approach, has paved the way for loads of other artists and bands from the Virgin Islands, including Bambu Station, Pressure, Army, Dezarie and Reemah.

French production company Reggaescape has produced a documentary about the roots movement in the Virgin Islands. Escape to St Croix dives deep into the culture, the history and the musical movement. It features music and interviews with several key artists and drops on September 15.

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