Emeterians

About

From Madrid, Spain, Emeterians aren't just reviving the golden age of roots reggae; they're meticulously crafting a modern echo of it. This trio, comprised of sister and brothers Sister Maryjane, Brother Wildman, and Maga Lion, infuses their music with a profound respect for Jamaican tradition, yet stamps it with a distinct European sensibility. Their sound, a potent blend of conscious lyrics, soulful harmonies, and infectious riddims, owes as much to the Upsetters as it does to contemporary dub innovators. Emeterians exploded onto the scene with early singles that quickly resonated within Europe's reggae circuit. Albums like "The Seed" and "Grow Up & Rise" solidified their reputation, showcasing their vocal prowess and instrumental tightness. They've shared stages with reggae royalty, spreading their message of unity and positivity. Their conscious stance and ability to connect with audiences transcend language barriers. Beyond the music, Emeterians represent a global embrace of reggae culture. They are not simply imitators, but genuine artists who have absorbed the essence of the genre and re-imagined it for a new generation. Continuously pushing creative boundaries, Emeterians are currently focused on new productions that promise to further elevate their position as leading figures in the European reggae landscape. Their journey is a testament to the enduring power of roots reggae and its ability to inspire across continents.