Cabanyal Reggae: Key Day y el Piñón de la Muerte

Thu, 22 Oct 22.10.

Burning House, Valencia

Cabanyal Reggae is a cycle of concerts and music sessions that brings Jamaican rhythms (reggae, ska, dub and rocksteady) to the El Cabanyal neighborhood. It was born around 2014 under the name of Nehuen Reggae, historical music cycles of Jamaican music that organized the Tasca Vegana Nehuen, a well-known social, political and gastronomic space located in the Grao of Valencia. From the same tree and with the same musical resistance, Newentun Records, an independent and self-managed record label based in the city of València. It is exclusively dedicated to Jamaican music, with the fundamental philosophy of supporting the local scene by releasing musical works in physical format and limited edition vinyls. The cycle stands out precisely for functioning as a meeting point for collectives, selectors, singers and bands, both local and national. Artists of the caliber of La Fricativa Sonora, Amazonians, Paula Bam Bam, Claudia Selva, VLC Roots, Mistah Godeh & Sweet Lemon Band, Newentun All Stars and Cool Up Records, among others, have collaborated here. In this edition, we will be joined by Key Day, music based in Valencia with over a decade of experience in Jamaican sounds, groove and jazz. With Key & Board, they reinterpreted songs by Alton Ellis, and together with Newentun All Stars, they released their versions of «Bad Guy» and «All You Fascists Bound to Lose». Their proposal takes reggae and rocksteady towards soul, funk and improvisation. Alongside them will be El Piñón de la Muerte, formed by Ales Cesarini (bass), David Gadea (percussion) and Baptiste Bailly (piano). The three share a long musical camaraderie and solid careers that traverse jazz, world music and ancient music. And to finish the night, Dj Sesión of Javi Esko (Reggae, Hip Hop, Ragga & Jungle).

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