BY HOWARD CAMPBELL---- Mystic Revealers in performance.---- Ganja has been a buzzword in Jamaica since the Government announced plans to decriminalize the plant in early 2014. Politicians, doctors and long-time
Parliamentarian Mike Henry (foreground) is pictured here with members of the Mystic Revealers band.--- Member of Parliament Mike Henry, a long time advocate for decriminalization of ganja, says it is
Mystic Revealers in performance.--- Herb Must Legalize Now, the long-awaited single from Mystic Revealers, has been released. Julius Chin Yee, the band’s manager, said a remix of the song produced
Mystic Revealers--- HERB Must Legalise, the pro-ganja song from roots-reggae band Mystic Revealers, is scheduled for release in October. The digital launch of the song coincides with its music video,
TOK--- ALL is set for the second staging of the Blue Mountain Music Festival at the Hollywell Recreational Park in St Andrew, today and tomorrow. According to the organisers, dancehall
MYSTIC REVEALERS... released set with band’s music from the 1980s and 1990s last week--- Mystic Revealers emerged in the 1990s, a time when self-contained Jamaican reggae bands were quickly
(From left) Billy Wilmot, lead singer/guitarist of Mystic Revealers; Julius Chin-Yee, manager of Mystic Revealers; and reggae singer Chronixx--- ROOTS-REGGAE acts Mystic Revealers and Chronixx have teamed up on the