Taken from Cutlass & Cain   Taj Weekes & Adowa present “Janjaweed” from the album “A Waterlogged Soul Kitchen” on Jatta Records. We first posted Taj Weekes the St.Lucian Reggae artist and his song “Rain Rain” a little over a year ago. Rain Rain illustrated his perspective of Louisiana right after Katrina. We were recently […]

From: Little Village By Tim Gavin Classes are starting soon, so the summer residents of Iowa City are running out of days to relax in the glory of a half-deserted town. On Friday night at the Yacht Club (11 S. Linn St), there was a wonderful opportunity to hear some unconventional music and unwind. Iowa City’s Tribal Momentum makes music […]

From: Inside World Music By Matthew Forss Taj Weekes & Adowa A Waterlogged Soul Kitchen Jatta Records The soul-stirring, conscientious lyrics, and reggae-swagger of St. Lucia’s Taj Weekes and his Adowa Band bring to life an amazing set of songs with a bit of roots-rock, folk, and loads of island tempos. The album is largely contemporary […]

From: Jamafra – France Taj Weekes et son groupe Adowa sortent leur 3ème album « A Waterlogged Soul Kitchen ». L’album, dont le titre rend hommage aux victimes et survivants de l’ouragan Katrina, offre des rythmes roots solides, entrelacés de guitares acoustiques, d’harmonica « bluesy » et d’un sax profondément groove. C’est un vrai coup de coeur ! Sortie […]

From: Massive Respect By Joe McLaren A light warm breeze, on a beautiful moon filled night… in paradise. That’s what comes to mind when I hear the intriguing voice and original sound of Taj Weekes & Adowa.Their latest album A Waterlogged Soul Kitchen is a soul moving work of conscious art. Containing elements of Reggae, Acoustic Rock, Lounge, Afro-Folk, […]

From: Arc En Ciel – Air Caraibes In-flight Magazine On vous avait déjà présenté le saintelucien, Taj Weekes avec son album Deidem qui avait reçu l’Award du meilleur album reggae 2009 du « just plain folks musik awards », l’industrie de la musique indépendante. Taj et son groupe reviennent avec ce 3ème opus, aussi prometteur que le second… Taj naît et […]

From: NiceUp.com By Tom Orr Rightly one of the most acclaimed reggae artists to emerge in recent years, St. Lucia’s Taj Weekes returns with a third release that’s more than simply a worthy successor to the first two. It’s everything a reggae release ought to be: conscious, topical, heartfelt, thoughtful, optimistic despite an often-dark outlook and […]