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Matt Jenson and the Liquid Revolution band is built on a foundation of rock-solid-reggae-GROOVE, and now mixing in Afro-Cuban rhythms, with tight vocal harmonies and inspired blues-rock soloing.  Joining Reggae’s long mission of revolutionary consciousness-raising, the Liquid Revolution expresses the cry of alternative global thinking in this era of climate change and extreme economic injustice. Not only do Matt’s poetically insightful songs strike at the heart of these issues, but his tunes about joyful expressions of love, spirituality and the lessons to be learned from simple stories of every day life all offer a vision for a bright future.

We released a CD entitled "Dragonfly Taxi," of super politically engaged reggae back in 2013.  You can listen to it all HERE (Youtube play list).  You can buy it HERE. You can watch more videos and see photo's HERERead the album lyrics HERE. Check out the Dragonfly Taxi Culture Jam HERE. Download the album leadsheets HERE.  Check out educational offerings HERE.  Check Matt's "Liquid View" BLOG, HERE.  Find out everything you wanna know about Matt Jenson HERECONTACT

WALL: In response to the Trump election.

AGAIN and AGAIN - because the only way through is with LOVE.

Matt interviewed on African Ascent 10/17

The Nation and the World are in dire need of creative, maladjusted extremists to stand intelligently, firmly and completely outside of the status quo, in the transformative power of love, to tell the truth.

"It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society." - Jiddu Krishnamurti

"Only because people have not realized the immensity of being human, they think they have to be led by some other force." - Sadhguru

THE BAND

Matt Jenson - keyboard, lead vocals

Sean Skeete - drums

Winston Maccow - bass, vocals

Steve Desroiers - guitar

Alex Roderick - keyboard, vocals

Angel Gittens - backing vocals

 

Joining the band from time to time

Nadjya Facey Castillo - backing vocals

Bebo Rodriguez - percussion, vocals

Tuff Lion - guitar, backing vocals

Thaddeus Hogarth - guitar, backing vocals

Jomo Slusher - trombone

Richard Dye - tenor sax

Yaure Muniz - trumpet

Matt Langley - tenor sax

 

 

 

 

 

PAST SHOWS

 

Thursday, February 5, 2014

WHAT:  The Liquid Revolution with the Berklee Bob Marley ensemble

WHERE: Berklee Performance Center

136 Mass Ave

Boston, MA

TIME:  8:00pm

INFO:   This February Bob Marley would have turned 70, having passed away in 1981, and still, his music accounts for over half of all reggae music sales and his message continues to resonate across the globe as a beacon of truth, justice and love. Join us for a multi-media reggae experience featuring assistant professor Matt Jenson’s BERKLEE BOB MARLEY ENSEMBLE and his all-original reggae band THE LIQUID REVOLUTION. These two 12-piece powerhouse bands will bring the spirit of brother Bob directly to your hearts and souls, and challenge your minds with Marley inspired music that takes a deep look at today’s socio-political issues.

 

 

Friday, September 19, 2014

WHAT:  Get Up Stand Up!  Getting up for the Peoples Climate March!

WHERE: Regent Theatre

7 Medford St

Arlington, MA

 

INFO:   The Liquid Revolution band will share the stage with the Berklee Bob Marley ensemble for an incredible night of POSITIVE VIBRATIONS. That weekend what could be the largest civic action regarding climate change, THE PEOPLES CLIMATE MARCH, is taking place in NYC.  The LR band is joining forces with the Regent Theater, 350MA.org and the Better Futures Project to offer discounted show ticket prices when you reserve a seat on a bus headed to the march that weekend. More info TBA.

Regent Theatre site

 

 

Saturday/Sunday, August 9/10, 2014

WHAT:  Conser Fest

WHERE: Block Island, RI

TIME:  We'll be doing sets Saturday night and Sunday afternoon

COST:  Free and open to the pubic

INFO:   Conserfest site

 

Sunday, August 17th, 2014

WHAT:  The Salem Jazz and Soul festival

WHERE: Salem Willows amphi theater

Salem, MA

TIME:  2-3:15p

COST:  Free and open to the pubic

INFO:   A super cool two day festival featuring a wide variety of some of the regions best musical talent.

Salem Jazz and Soul festival site

Saturday, March 8th, 2014

BELIEVING IS SEEING CONCERT WITH FRANCES MOORE LAPPE

WHERE: Page Commons, Cooper Union building at Colby College, Waterville, ME

TIME:  7:30pm

COST:  Free and open to the pubic

CONTACT:  Lia Morris   lmmorris@colby.edu   207-859-5356

INFO:  We are very excited to bring our ridiculously cool progressive collaborative dub poetry show to Colby College with Frances Moore Lappe! 

 

Friday, January 24th, 2014

WHAT'S GOING ON - Martin Luther King Jr Celebration

The David Friend Recital Hall, Berklee College of Music

921 Boylston St

Boston, MA

Performing as part of the series of events taking place

at Berklee College of Music in honor of the Martin

Luther King holiday

7-9pm   Free   

 

Saturday, September 28, 2013

THE BEANTOWN JAZZ FESTIVAL

WHERE: Natixis stage

TIME:  1:30-2:30p

COST:  Free and open to the pubic

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