
Critically acclaimed and awe inspiring, the Bambú Station Roots Reggae Band is one of the most profound and provocative reggae groups since Bob Marley and the Wailers. Bambú Station was founded in 1996 by lead singer Jalani Horton, the culmination of a lifetime of love for music and the quest for sharing and enlightening through music and poetry. For two years Bambú Station played and toured regionally, developing a sound that was received with great enthusiasm by avid fans of the roots vibe.
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Pass It
Gunsmoke
Man in Exile
Even Man Cry
Humanity Bawlin
My Actions
Beloved People
Brotherhood
Eyes of Men
How I Feel
Amadou Diallo
One Day
Move On
Sense Enemy
Interlude
Fire
Bird's I View
I Rememba
King Baby
I Sing Prayses
chance to grow
Who? (Litany of Liars)
Halle-Lu-Yah
Bonded Together
Injoy
Dem Say So
Sing Upright
How Tings Ah Go
House Of The Living
New World Order
Chance to Grow (feat. Reemah)
Walk Ur Mile
Leaning on Afreeka
Fya!
Contradiction
Heathen
Wanna C U Love
Ngosi Sekelele Afreeka
Warnin'
Times is Dread
Bambu Elektricity
Families of Jah
Woe!
All We Have
Heathen Fun
Closer to Heaven
Humanity Bawlin'
Where Do We Go From Here
Congo Moon
Lil Island
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