Reggae band to make return trip to Lincoln
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By Carter Van Pelt
Staff Reporter <
If you arc into reggae and you ever
wanted to say that you saw a band
before they made the big time, then
take lime out this Thursday, Friday or
Saturday to check out Lcs Exodus at
Rockin’ Robin, 1435 O St.
Lcs Exodus, a five-piece reggae
act, based in Minneapolis, returns to
Lincoln this weekend after two sensa
tional and wcll-rccci ved performances
last month.
The band was formed in May 1990
by Innocent Galinoma and his long
time friend Oncsmo Kibira— both of
whom arc from Tanzania, in East
Africa. After the band began louring
regularly last year, a lineup.change
took place incorporating the drum
mer, k&yboardisland rhythm guitarist
from World Citizens to form the cur
rent band. '
Lcs Exodus has had the distinction
of opening for top world reggae acts,
such as Ziggy Marlcy, Judy Mowatl,
Sugar Minolt and Mikey Dread, and
has earned a solid reputation from
extensive louring of the Midwestern
United States.
The music of Lcs Exodus, accord
ing to lead singcr/guitarisl Innocent,
is largely influenced by Bob Marlcy,
both in form and content.
“Bob opened a lot of doors,” Inno
cent said. “We want to keep doing
what Bob was doing and keep roots
reggae going.”
The band’s live performances al
ways include one set of Bob MarlcyL
covers, but they lake excursions into
Calypso, Soca, African and rub-a-dub
reggae sounds as well.
Innocent said he fell the current
world reggae scene has gotten com
mercial with its dance-hall disco
sounds.
“I’m not crazy about electronic
sounds,” he said. “It’s not musicians
producing the music. People arc do
ing things in the studio that can’t
possibly be done (live) on stage.”
Innocent said his philosophy in
writing was to communicate.
“My lyrics arc about personal ex
periences and world events. I’m try
ing to bring people of all races to
gether, to stand upas one. That’s what
reggae and Rasta (the Rastafarian rc
ligion) is all about.”
On stagcjast month, Innocent made
the profound proclamation that
“reggae music is the music of the
people who speak the truth.”
He explained that was an expres
sion of his overall concept.
“If you love reality, you love reggae
music, and if you love reggae music,
you love reality,” Innocent said.
“My long-term goals arc to keep
going, to spread my music.”
Lcs Exodus is now working on re
recording its demonstration tracks in
hopes of signing a contract with
Shanachie Records. Innocent said the
label was looking for a belter produc
tion than they created on their original
demo.
He said the band recorded its cur
rent five-song tape in one day on a 16
track machine. Next time around, it
will be using a 24-track machine and
spending^more time in the studio to
add “more sounds” and a bit more
polish to the final product, he said.
In January, they plan to tempo
rarily relocate to California in hopes
of finding a wider audience, but they
will continue to play shows in the
Midwest until then, he said.
Innocent said he made sure the
band set up three shows this lime in
Lincoln because of the reception of its
last visit.
“We were very impressed with the
turnout (last time),” he said. “It showed
that (Lincolnitcs) love reggae. They
supported the band very heavily.”
Lcs Exodus will be performing
three sets each night starting at 9 p.m.
and wi 11 appear on “Reggae Fever” on
Friday evening on KRNU 90.3 FM.
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