Elan webisode “College Years”
Elan of the Wailers talks about his original inspiration in meeting Al Anderson, how Al helped him record his first album, how he viewed his first years with the Wailers as his college years, how he branched off on his own, recorded his own music and how he is now back with the Wailers, continuing the legacy.

Elan webisode “Heartbeat”
Elan of the Wailers talks about the next Wailers album, how they took old recordings from Carly Barrett ( the original drummer for the Wailers) and used those recordings as the “heartbeat” of the album, how they will lay tracks with all of the original surviving members of the band and bring in new artists as well to record a new Wailers album.

Elan webisode “I Went Hungry”
Elan of the Wailers talks about the band’s joint effort to form an organization with the United Nation’s World Food Program called I Went Hungry, how the organization works, how many children and people are starving in the world today and what you can do to help.

We are proud to announce the opening of the Reggae Royalty online store. 

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Live from Rothbury Music Festival, Elan Atias of the Wailers talks to us about the ‘I Went Hungry’ Project and a musicians place in taking a stand against injustices in our world.  Elan sings us a few tunes including Bob Marley’s ‘Belly Full’ and a brand new Wailers tune, ‘I Went Hungry’. Subscribe to earphoria for interviews and acoustic session with all your favorite artists.

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Have you seen Kenny Chesney’s new video? It’s just a simple little song with a sweet hook: Everybody wants to go to Heaven, but nobody wants to go now...It’s set in Jamaica and features Bob Marley’s band The Wailers. According to a post on http://www.bigcat1055.com, Chesney said, “They were so generous with us in terms of their time and the stories they’d tell us. We sat up one night on the beach, and they shared the whole history of the band, the struggles they had.”

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Good acoustics are huge when it comes to live music, and sounds reverberating off of the walls of the Rocky Mountains have a certain trill that you’ll feel in your ribs.  More Information Here.

Enjoy the Wailers performance at Host Summer Nights!