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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sierra Nevada World Music Festival Initial Artist Lineup!
Koffee, Barrington Levy, David Rodigan, Steel Pulse,
Third World, Stonebwoy and More!
Celebrating top Reggae and World Music Artists, Summer Solstice, Camping, Vendors, Workshops, Parade, Kids Program, and more
Mendocino County Fairgrounds, Boonville, Northern California, USA
Friday, Saturday, Sunday — June 21, 22, 23, 2024
Epiphany Artists is thrilled to unveil the initial lineup for the 27th edition of the Sierra Nevada World Music Festival (SNWMF), set to take place from June 21st to 23rd at the picturesque Mendocino County Fairgrounds in Boonville, California. This year it will be a full moon on the Summer Solstice weekend that will light up the Saturday night sky!
The much-anticipated First Lineup Announcement for Sierra Nevada World Music 2024 features an electrifying array of talents including Koffee, Barrington Levy, David Rodigan, Steel Pulse, Third World, Stonebwoy, Leroy Sibbles, Half Pint, Natu Camara, Rassarella, Blvk H3ro,
Link & Chain and Reggae Rajahs!
KOFFEE
With a mission to spread positivity through her music, Grammy-winning sensation Koffee is set to make her debut at SNWMF, bringing her infectious energy and uplifting vibes to the stage.
BARRINGTON LEVY
Recognized as the first original singer of the dancehall era and paving the way for generations of artists, Barrington Levy has released over 30 albums and is the man behind mega-hits like
“Shine Eye Gal” and “Under Mi Sensi.”
DAVID RODIGAN
Award-winning UK reggae icon David Rodigan, affectionately known as “Ram Jam,” will treat festival goers to his legendary deejay skills and unparalleled passion for Jamaican music.
STEEL PULSE
Formed in Birmingham, England in 1975, Steel Pulse is one of the most influential, beloved and enduring reggae bands in the world. Known for their socially conscious lyrics, captivating melodies, and powerful stage presence, Steel Pulse continues to leave an indelible mark on the reggae world.
THIRD WORLD
With standards like “96 Degrees in the Shade,” Third World fuses reggae, pop and R&B, demonstrating the ability of Jamaican music to evolve, adapt and transcend borders.
STONEBWOY
Hailing from Ghana, Stonebwoy stands as a luminary in contemporary world music. He is celebrated for his profound lyricism and remarkable achievements on the global music stage.
LEROY SIBBLES
The beloved legend of ska and rocksteady will get the crowd skankin’! Leroy Sibbles draws on his ample catalog of iconic songs from the Heptones era and his solo works in a triumphant return to SNWMF.
HALF PINT
Half Pint’s diminutive stature belies his vocal capabilities and huge stage presence, which is often described as explosive and dynamic. We are so excited to welcome back this luminary of the early dancehall era!
NATU CAMARA
One of Guinea’s brightest musical stars, Natu Camara is also a committed activist for the empowerment and education of girls and women in West Africa. A vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, she sings in five languages.
RASSARELLA
A recognized sound selector in Jamaica and beyond, Rassarella operates Zion Train Intl. Sound and is regarded as an influential figure in the reggae and dancehall industry.
BLVK H3RO
Blvk H3ro is one of the most exciting emerging artists out of Jamaica today, on a mission to lead a resurgence of positive and conscious minded music. Last year he wowed the SNWMF massive and this year will be back by popular demand.
LINK & CHAIN
With warm harmonies, thought-provoking lyricism, and heavyweight sound, Link & Chain is sure to uplift the massive at SNWMF!
REGGAE RAJAHS
Reggae Rajahs are a reggae-and-bass music sound system crew based out of New Delhi, the first Jamaican-style sound system in India and creators of the Goa Sunsplash Festival.
Sierra Nevada World Music Festival is world renowned for its family-friendly ambiance and commitment to showcasing conscious music that uplifts and unites. Featuring performances across two stages and in the Dance Hall, the festival offers a vibrant program of workshops, activities, and a Kids Zone, ensuring a weekend of fun for music lovers of all ages.
Three-day tickets are now available for purchase via http://www.SNWMF.com, with complimentary admission for children aged 12 and under. Camping tickets can also be purchased online.
Mark your calendars for a weekend of celebration as the SNWMF weekend coincides with both the Summer Solstice and the Full Moon!
For more information and tickets, please visit SNWMF.com.

“My music has no boundries”-Soulchild Tanice
ABOUT
Singer-Songwriter,Tanice Morrison, who goes by the stage name ‘Soulchild Tanice’ is no stranger to the entertainment industry. She has been writing and performing for more than a decade, with many accolades, one studio album and several remarkable singles under her ‘belt’. Tanice exudes grace and wisdom far beyond her years. A hard worker, whose relentlessness and persistency have earned her respect and fans from across the globe. Tanice’s music infuses contemporary reggae and world beat music ;creating a unique style of uplifting, soulful music and a vocal range that will leave you mesmerized.
BACKGROUND
“100% Jamaican, born and bred”
The Kingston-born singer was raised in the parish of St. Ann, home of the legendary Bob Marley. She was influenced by music at a very young age, thanks to her mother who was an aspiring singer then. Her role-models included the likes of ‘timeless artistes’ such as Diana King, J.C. Lodge, Marcia Griffiths, Garnett Silk, Whitney Houston, Toni Braxton, Mariah Carey,Anita Baker and Aretha Franklin. She first found her ‘voice’, when she was asked to sing a song by Whitney Houston at her school concert, by a her classmates. Right then her passion for music grew even more and began to flourish. Although she wanted to embark upon a musical journey, life took a turn for her and she ended up pursuing a career in teaching. To prove her dedication to her music, Tanice was relentless and continued to purse her musical path, balancing both careers despite the challenges.
Discography
The singer has collaborated with both local and international producers and have co-produced most of her music. Her music speaks to the authenticity of life’s experiences, love tales and everyday happenings. Some of her own original songs includes “Let it Flow released in 2016-a collaboration with Austrian producers, Paul Zaskey. ‘My Caribbean Boy’ released in 2019 -a collaboration with producer Demar ‘Keysie’ Gayle- a blend of modern Afro-dance flavour and captivating lyrics.
This soulful artiste continues to hone her ‘craft’ and make good music for her fans. Her new inspirational single ‘Give Praises’ -another collaborative project, with local producer Alex Martin-Blanken and half-brother, Joel Walters, who played on bass.
‘Give Praises‘ is scheduled to release in October 2023 on Spotify and other musical digital platforms worldwide

Tanice exudes a captivating personality coupled with lively, spirited performances when onstage.

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Honey B is a reggae artist based in the U.S. with an uplifting perspective and Caribbean style. Music was always present in her childhood as her grandfather was a multi-instrumentalist, recording artist and composer. Both of her parents loved music and ensured that various genres were playing in the family home and car. She began composing simple songs and poetry before entering grade school and had several pieces published in local anthologies as a youth. Formative years spent frequenting the Bay Area music scene in California solidified her appreciation for reggae, world beat, blues and hiphop.
Honey B spent over a decade in the West Indies when her mom taught primary school there. Country life and island culture made a deep, lasting impression on her ideals and musicality. In Jamaica, giant home-made sound systems boomed from every hilltop and corner shop. The wit and wisdom of local proverbs, patois and slang captured her interest and reverence. She became aware of the devastating effect that colonial standards had on the preservation of the melodic and historical language. She realized the vital importance of people like Miss Lou (Louise Bennet) and Oliver (Samuels) who sought to sustain and protect its brilliance and humor.
