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Reeba
Genre: Roots, Pop
Region: Melbourne, VIC
Members: Julian Fergusion - Voice/Ukulele, Callan Steel - Guitar, Jeremy Hallett - Bass, Dan Payne - Keys, Dan Morrison - Sax, Jamie Daborn - Drums
Sounds Like: Dub Inc., The Cat Empire, DeJah Groove
Influences: French Reggae, The Cat Empire, DeJah Groove
Artist Website: www.myspace.com/reebaforyou

Ever wanted to hear reggae with a gypsy tinge? Ever pondered the possibility of an Aussie rapping in French while playing ukulele? Ever wanted to see a giraffe parallel park? Upon reaching their teenage years, the Reeba boys set out to answer life's big questions. The six piece’s fantastical musical monster, though difficult to box up, has been described as a youthful blend of roots reggae, gypsy funk and straight out pop. One thing is certain though, after forming in late 2006 and winning the Queenscliff Music Festival’s Foot-In-The-Door competition, Reeba have taken some big steps and are breaking through the trends of most bands their age, delivering highly energetic, spontaneous and sizzling live performances on the back of their debut EP release.

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Pierre Francois
rating:  5/5
Pierre is on high rotation on the cd player... My kids can now sing in French..Fun, funky...gets in your head won't get out. Great lyrics with a stor...




Pierre Francois
rating:  5/5
Great song, great sound! The French is fantastic. These guys live are awesome! See them if you can!




Pierre Francois
rating:  5/5
A fantastic song that infuses a really quirky style- very similar to the cat empire, but a lot more funkier! Great to listen to if you're feeling a b...




Pierre Francois
rating:  4/5
Wow, this is pretty decent. The Aussie bogan sound turning to Parisian French is impressive. Song itself is tight with not-too-boring composition, bu...
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