Skavenjah
Light It Up
© 2003 Skavenjah (626570201441)
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Light It Up is Skavenjah's fourth album, and was released in 2003. Skavenjah is one of Canada's premier ska and reggae bands, bringing the ska to you since '92.
tracks
- 1 Rewind
- 2 Girly Girly
- 3 Going Under
- 4 Make You Mine
- 5 What Gives You the Right
- 6 The Bender
- 7 Here Comes Trouble
- 8 Feel Like Getting High
- 9 It Is What It Is
- 10 Jc Superska
- 11 Sunshine
- 12 All I Need
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- SKAVENJAH: El Ritmo de la Vida
- SKAVENJAH: Little Monsters
- SKAVENJAH: All Dressed Up
- SKAVENJAH: Put Some Skank in Your Tank
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Light It Up is Skavenjah's fourth album, and was released in 2003.
During their 16 years together, many bands have come and gone, but Skavenjah remains one of the constants in the world of SKA music. Skavenjah has worked very hard to become one of North America’s premiere SKA bands, and the strong songwriting on their new album, together with their incredible live show is proof of that. From their home base on the prairies the band tours relentlessly, continually expanding on it’s already dedicated worldwide following as they consistently sell out shows with their trademark mix of SKA, Reggae and Soul music.
In addition to over 20 International compilation appearances, Skavenjah has released 5 full-length albums – Put Some Skank In Your Tank (1993), All Dressed Up (1996), Little Monsters (1999), Light It Up (2003) and El Ritmo de la Vida (2006).
Group Members:
Chad Guy - Vocals, Rick Gelsinger - Guitar, Andre Boehm - Drums, Colin Neufeld - Trombone, Dan Hanline – Tenor Sax, Rob D - Bass, Richard Groulx – Guitar,
Reviews:
"Skavenjah is Canada's best SKA band..."
- Buzz Magazine (USA)
"Canada's most beloved SKA band..."
- Billboard Magazine (USA)
“SKA legends...”
– Chart Magazine (Canada)
"Intense off-beat grooves and smooth vocals..."
- Teenage Warning Magazine (Spain)
"Full of infectious 2-tone influences and Hotknive-seque melodic pop/ska tunes..."
- Do The Dog Zine (England)