Malpass Brothers and Little Roy

The Malpass Brothers, Christopher and Taylor, hail from Goldsboro, North Carolina. They are celebrated for preserving traditional country, rockabilly, and honky-tonk music with their authentic sound and brother harmonies. Mentored by Merle Haggard, who produced their debut album "Memory That Bad", they are also known for their album "Lonely Street". They are Grand Ole Opry regulars and North American Country Music Association International Hall of Fame inductees.

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Little Roy is a roots reggae legend known for Rastafari-inspired classics like "Tribal War." He worked with Lee "Scratch" Perry and Gregory Isaacs.