I may be the whitest guy you know, but I LOVE REGGAE! I also love STEEM, being a part of #seven77 as a proud member of @nathanmars army, and causes which rally behind art/music on the blockchain. So, it makes sense to take some time to spread a little Jamaican one love on the blockchain in support of @dmilliz

Culture - The International Herb

Some of my friends including @davedickeyyall will like this one! I remember a road trip with my buddy DJ Wigs across the border to Detroit to see the last Detroit Redwings game in The Joe (Joe Louis Arena.) Wigs is a FJ with a great love for Reggae and a vinyl collection to match. Listening to this while we drove the miles and shot the shit made this onf of my new favourite tracks.

As if Reggae sharing wasn't enough, there is a JAHM Tokens airdrop for #seven77 members. This is neat enough but what I love is this quote from @donald.porter in our conversation "We plan on incentivizing live content including bands, drummers and dancers,,, and live shows streamed directly from Jamaica." This totally rocks.

My buddies are the local Reggae scene when it comes to DJs and one of them is the singer in Mob Barley and the Railers (https://www.facebook.com/mobbarleyandtherailers) which is a full on reggae band that I love. I am sure they would love to share a set of their live goodness with the blockchain and I will make it happen when this goes live.

Here is a bonus track in the meantime:

This performance was a small, one-off acoustic stripped down promo at a Stratford record store. There are many videos of their huge shows but this intimate unedited song with my little one and D's son sitting on the floor down front makes it organic, authentic and special for me.

Reggae on the Blockchain makes me happy mon.

Keep an eye on the airwaves for the launch of this exciting steem endeavour. If you are a #seven77 member, put together a post of your own and spread one love!