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theBREAX

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An Armenian Refugee and two Baltimore natives cross paths in San Diego California and form a Hip-Hop Spoken Word band with the hope to change the world. Feel good music with a message, theBREAX fuse party rocking with modern lyricism over cutting edge production. theBREAX are breaking out the box of Hip-Hop music, religion, and political correctness, pushing the envelope of music, giving the masses what they want: enjoyable feel good music with an uplifting message that changes lives.

Keith Ketchum

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Shots by Keith Ketchum

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History of Dub Rock: Silverback Management

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Sublime - Slightly Stoopid - Pepper - Fishbone - The Expendables - The Beautiful Girls

Dub-influenced rock is a pillar of the beach lifestyle soundtrack.

Bradley Nowell

Dub-influenced rock is a pillar of the beach lifestyle soundtrack. In the eclectic musical atmosphere of beach communities, the music played reflects the lifestyles lived. Musicians carry the torches lit by bands like Sublime while two brothers, Jon and Matt Phillips, throw gas on that torch. They have ensured the mobility of this progressive music scene for more than a decade, much as they do today. From managing Sublime in the mid-nineties to the inception of the recently-formed Controlled Substance Sound Labs, we take a tour of the last 13 years with the Phillips brothers in the catch-fire musical scene they’ve helped cultivate.

Danny Way

Written by Justin McLeod

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We did say Danny Way.

You know, the Mega Ramp, DC, Plan B, skateboard's living legend. It's how he makes his living, but at the same time, you can tell that if money wasn't involved, it wouldn't change a thing for him. He's sort of unbreakable. After rounds and rounds of surgeries, he's always ready to roll down the Mega Ramp. And in between the craze of a hectic life, he can still sit down to chat it up.

The Dirty Heads

Written by Kailey

Are you guys as drunk as I am?!”

Yells and raised beer cans are the response to Jared Watson, vocalist of The Dirty Heads at Kefi in Wilmington, NC. He grins and shakes his long, shaggy brown hair back under his black beanie. He and his band set up for an acoustic set and immediately slip into a hip-hoppy, really happy reggae tune that everyone in the bar seems to know.
Jared steps to the edge of the stage and his ragged voice is almost drowned out by the crowd screaming the lyrics back in his face. Jared takes a break from singing to yell, “You guys are the shit!” Everyone is stoked.