The Hip Abduction with Satsang and Coyote Island

Satsang, a Montana-born band, blends folk, soul, indie, hip-hop, and reggae. Led by Drew McManus, their music explores themes of growth and awareness, drawing from his personal journey. Known for tracks like "I Am" and "Between," their album "Pyramid(s)" topped Billboard Reggae charts.

The Hip Abduction, formed in 2010 in St. Petersburg, Florida, creates wanderlust-inspired global pop. Their sound blends reggae, world, and dub with African rhythms and instruments like the kora and ngoni. Known for high-energy performances, popular songs include "Children of the Sun" and "Pacific Coast Highway" (with Trevor Hall). Their 2013 self-titled album reached #5 on Billboard Reggae charts. "Stargazers, Wanderers & Rogues" (2024) is among their albums.

Coyote Island, led by Mike O'Hehir from Maine, crafts genre-bending psychedelic indie, reggae, and world music. Known for electric, transportive live shows and songs like "Here Before," they offer a sonic vacation. Albums include "Holy Illusion" and "Shadow Magic," with collaborations like Matisyahu and The Hip Abduction. Their music aims for healing and inspiration.