Sunday Chill Out Lounge Bank Holiday Special

When: 18:00 ? Sunday 29th May, 2016.

Where: 48 Kingsland Road, E2 8DN London, UK.

Genres: Lovers Rock, Reggae, Dub, Roots, Dubstep.

Reminder: Attend over on Facebook.

DNA Event Promotion presents Sunday Chill Out Lounge on 29 May 2016 at the Rolling Stock London for a Bank Holiday Special. The exclusive LIVE show will feature mellow vibes from the great Vivian 'Sugarlove' Jones, Earl Sixteen, Sarah Tobias (saxophinist) and Sister Joseph (Concious Radio).

Vivian Jones is a popular reggae vocalist who was initially regarded as a lover?s rock performer. Emerging in the late 70s as the lead singer with the Doctor Birds, he pursued a solo career in 1980. His song ?Good Morning? topped the reggae chart and was followed by a series of hits.

His popularity stretches from the UK to Jamaica and he has enjoyed international notoriety with his reggae hits, including the chart topping ?Strong Love?, ?Extra Classic?, ?I Care?, ?A Woman Should Be? and ?Sugar Love?. He established his own record label, Imperial House label in the mid-­?90s on which he released ?Love Is For Lovers?.

He is joined at Sunday Chill Out Lounge by Sarah Tobias, a London based musician and recording engineer. With several production credits under her belt, Sarah engineers mainly horns and vocal overdubs for artists and producers and currently works in the Reggae genre. The multi-talented musician plays several instruments in addition to being a backing vocalist, playing on countless recordings in the Salsa, Son, Ska, Reggae, Hip Hop, House and Lounge genres.

Earl Sixteen will also be delivering live vocals on the night. He joined the group Flaming Phonics as lead vocalist before voicing the self-­?penned ?Malcolm? for Joe Gibbs in 1975, which was later covered by Dennis Brown. A member of the Boris Gardiner Happening, Earl was introduced to Lee Perry at the Black Ark and went on to record four tracks from 1978/9.

Earl Morgan of the Heptones then produced his debut album, Singing Star. Earl?s most popular song, ?Love Is A Feeling?, remains a fan favourite to this day. The Brentford Road sessions resulted in Coxsone Dodd?s Showcase album of 1985 before he switched allegiance to former Royals founder Roy Cousins, then Skengdon and Blacka Dread (?Batman And Robin?) and Bert Douglas (?Problems?).

In 1988 after a two-­?year break, Earl returned with a cover of Simply Red?s ?Holding Back The Years? In recent years he has voiced for a growing number of UK producers and appeared on tracks by Dread Zone and Leftfield. Earl made his major label debut in 1997 with ?Steppin Out? for WEA Records.

DJ Sister Joseph of Conscious FM will also be DJing at the show, which is set to be a night of great live music and atmosphere. This amazing lady is the voice of Roots Reggae in East London. Talented to a fault Sister Joseph is arguably one of the best female DJ?s (Selectors) to emerge and stay strong in the UK and has become a main stay of anyone listening to Concious FM.

Early Bird tickets are available at www.skiddle.com £7 or £10 tickets OTD. The night starts at 6pm with the show kicking off at 7.30pm until 12am at the Rolling Stock London. For more information call 07983010798.

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