I Feel Good is the first official collab between Solo Banton and Friendly Fire Band, with visuals captured by Genie By Nature, is due to come out in November. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Friendly Fire Band (@friendlyfireband_reggae) https://youtube.com/shorts/YyCCD9v20bw?si=6ijdBqZ-RAQm00S1 This is the first cut of the Alphabetical Riddim, taken from Myki […]
Each and every Monday in life, Jam Jah Sound has been streaming their weekly Jam jah Mondays event live from the Station Pub in Moseley to the world on Mixcloud, Genesis Radio and Rex Radio. Jam Jah Sound has been nomiated by the latter for the REX READIO AWARDS in a number of categories, including […]
Shambala was a great Festival, and Friendly Fire Band was honoured to play a set with Tippa Irie at their favourite stage, the Roots Corner. Thanks to Grantley of GT Records for the footage.
Susan Cadogan & Friendly Fire Band release a new rendition of John Paul Young’s classic “Love is In the Air”, flirting with Caribbean flavours with the sound of the steel drums and horns, ahead of a set of shows across the UK. Love Is In The Air by Susan Cadogan & Friendly Fire Band TOUR […]
Next May Bank Holiday will see Friendly Fire Band performing a rare show in their hometown of Birmingham, at Digbeth’s favourite live venue the Night Owl. Friendly Fire Band will be kicking off the season with a full live show ft Tomlin Mystic, Owancemus, and Myki Tuff live on stage, singing with classics and new […]
The visuals for Tomlin Mystic’s cry for peace, Salaam, played live by the Friendly Fire Band is now out for your viewing pleasure. Salaam by Tomlin Mystic, Friendly Fire Band
Tomlin Mystic’s plaintive yet powerful voice echoes in his latest single Salaam as a call for peace all over the world in the wake of so much turmoil in the last few years. Riding a solid old school roots riddim played live by Friendly Fire Band and mixed by Robin Giorno, Tomlin Mystic exposes Babylon’s […]
black cab riddim video featuring Friendly Fire Band earl 16, Cheshire cat, jah mooly, richie culture, Myki Tuff, Owancemus
The Black Cab Riddim is the British version of the timeless Taxi Riddim played live by the Friendly Fire Band and featuring a stellar lineup including veterans like Earl Sixteen to the future generation with the Youngest Veteran Jah Mooly who recorded his cut at the age of 12, and unique mixes for each cut. […]
Al Campbell x Friendly Fire Band live at Hootananny. Contact us for bookings.
