Reggae Festival Guide Magazine - 2015

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Here we are again, presenting our 21st annual issue of the Reggae Festival Guide magazine. We are so glad to still be here, and we have you to thank, for coming back year-after-year.

Come, step into this new issue with us as we bring you our latest edition of reggae
roots and culture, now featuring links to bands and music, advertisers and festivals, to us and our contributors, so that we can stay in touch.

The links connect you to sights and sounds, to your favorite rootswear, gear and more, and to some of the most vital events in the world of reggae.

This edition is live!

We also heartfully thank our contributors, who take their time, energy and expertise to bring you features on the music, culture and lifestyle of which we all love: reggae.

This issue features much of what is current in reggae today: the fostering of the Reggae Revival movement; reggae from Mexico and Latin America; the enduring appeal and visibility of Bob Marley; the rise of a new generation of U.S. reggae rockers and so much more.

As as we boldly walk into digital, we live by the words from Chezidek, and “Leave The Trees.”

One Love,
Anthony Postman “The drEditor,”
on behalf of Kaati, Irene, Goran, Justine, Tom, Stephanie, Susan and all of the Reggae Festival Guide family

Reggae Festival Guide Magazine Description:

RBA Publishing Inc. is proud to announce the launch of the 25th anniversary issue of the annual

Reggae Festival Guide magazine.

This keepsake edition is 110 pages chock-full of entertaining and educational editorial about reggae lifestyle, legends and industry updates by reggae's top aficionados, plus new music releases and tour dates from artists, reggae-related book reviews, videos, and dozens of reggae festivals with full line-ups so that reggae fans can plan their summer.

The annual magazine was in print through its 15th edition, then was available in print and digital, and has been solely digital since the 20th edition. It can be read across all devices with a click or a swipe to turn pages and features unique functionality such as music, bookmark, zoom in/out feature, download as a PDF, and more.

Included in this 2019 edition are editorial features curated by Editor Irene Johnson from reggae’s top aficionados including Living Legend: Marcia Griffiths by Carter Van Pelt; Reggae Festivals Go Green by Jessica Farthing & Irene Johnson; a deep-dive interview with Cristi Barber on Overstanding Reggae and the Grammys by Joana LeRoque; Inside Reggae by Anthony Postman & Matt Jenson; and Readings for Reasonings by Chuck Foster.

Several industry pieces complete the well-rounded editorial, including Rudeboy: The Story of Trojan Records by Dan David; Jamaican Music Conference - Putting Action Behind Intention; and VP Records Celebrates 40th Anniversary.

In business since 1995, RBA Publishing is a woman-owned and operated boutique reggae-specific global PR and digital marketing firm based in Northern California that helps reggae musicians, festivals, labels and reggae-related brands through digital campaigns that target fans, industry leaders and influencers. RBA’s annual magazine, weekly e-newsletter, top-ranking website and huge databases launch marketing messages out to the reggae world. Masterful at email marketing, social media, fan acquisition and long-term marketing plans, reggae businesses and brands are supported by RBA staff who understand and love the reggae music and lifestyle. RBA Publishing Inc. has been reggae industry leaders for 25 years.

The 25th anniversary edition of the annual magazine, as well as past editions, can be found on www.ReggaeFestivalGuide.com

Direct link to magazine:

https://reggaefestivalguide.com/emag/RFG-2019/mobile/index.html