Reggae · March 27, 2022
SUGA ROY & THE FIREBALL CREW release new album and promise a return to Brazil!
SUGA ROY AND THE FIREBALL CREW is one of the most talked about vocal trios of the new generation of Jamaican Reggae. Suga brings the energy

SUGA ROY AND THE FIREBALL CREW is one of the most talked about vocal trios of the new generation of Jamaican Reggae. Suga brings the energy and explosion of Ragga, while Conrad Crystal and Zareb stroll through beautiful vocal harmonies through their smooth voices.
The group that has already participated in a Grammy-nominated album (The Riddim Doubles, 2007) has performed in several countries, including France, Italy, Switzerland, Japan, Spain and of course, Brazil. Here they have already made the public vibrate in big shows at the Salvador and Garanhuns Carnivals, at Virada Cultural Paulista, among several other cities.
The group is now promoting its new album entitled “Love is My Foundation”, which features significant appearances by names such as Tarrus Riley, J Boog, Danakil Naâman and the Brazilian Marina Peralta.
Together, these artists who participated in the album alone have more than 3.5 million monthly listeners on Spotify and hundreds of millions of views on YouTube.
In Brazil we feel at home, the people are very welcoming. In addition to the climate being hot like in Jamaica, we have many other similarities, including the same social difficulties that make us sing about more justice for our people.”, reports the group leader.
The group's performances are also known for paying tribute to great Jamaican Reggae idols such as Gregory Isaacs, Culture, Jacob Miller, Bob Marley & The Wailers, Peter Tosh, Burning Spear and Israel Vibration. We hope they come back soon.
(Clip from "Nah Go Run")
SUGA ROY AND THE FIREBALL CREW report a great love for Brazil and the desire to return, as their most recent shows here were in 2019, preceding the global health crisis that made large gatherings at events unfeasible.
In Brazil we feel at home, the people are very welcoming. In addition to the climate being hot like in Jamaica, we have many other similarities, including the same social difficulties that make us sing about more justice for our people.”, reports the group leader.
The group's performances are also known for paying tribute to great Jamaican Reggae idols such as Gregory Isaacs, Culture, Jacob Miller, Bob Marley & The Wailers, Peter Tosh, Burning Spear and Israel Vibration. We hope they come back soon.Category
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