Jah Mason poses with Sharaily (proper) and her sister Shanaya on the finish of the Roots and Tradition present in Utrecht in The Netherlands final week.
Two teenage ladies took over Jah Mason’s set throughout his efficiency on the TivoliVredenburg membership in Utrecht in The Netherlands final week.
The warning indicators have been clear as in solely Jah Mason’s second tune, a piece of the viewers instantly cried out for him to sing My Princess Gone.
“Quickly,” he reassured them.
So when he received to the tune within the penultimate merchandise in his set, 17-year-old Sharaily was already charged up and able to go. She took the mile and belted out the primary few bars confidently: “My Princess gone far far-off…” and a wild burst of power ran by the group like an electrical present and the entire crowd started to sing earlier than Jah Mason took again the microphone and joined in.
Solely 17, Sharaily and her mom, Miriam, aunt Brenda and cousins ShanAya and Jahfaya had made the one hour drive from Nijmegen to see the Roots and Tradition present in Utrecht in The Netherlands.
The household hails from Curaçao and are large reggae music lovers.
“We love reggae music. We drove one hour to this present. We’ve attended the large festivals like Reggae Geel, Reggae Sundance and Reggae Sunsplash. We love all the things about reggae music and Jamaica,” she stated.
The next night time, Jah Mason aka Farmerman carried out within the packed Melkweg membership in Amsterdam, wowing followers together with his distinctive edutainment model of music.
He extolled the virtues of farming and natural meals together with his Farmer Man trilogy of songs: Farmer Man, From Wah Day Ya and Farmer Man Double Up.
“When I’m not performing, I’m farming,” he stated.
He sang an ode to ganja with Mi Chalwa and closed strongly together with his seminal hit, My Princess Gone, which had the 300 plus robust crowd singing alongside line by line in a single clear voice that reverberated to the rafters of the membership.
The Roots and Tradition tour additionally options Lutan Fyah and rising singer Zhayna.
The 25-city tour pulled into cities like Deventer in The Netherlands, and the school city Leuven in Belgium earlier this week.
“The reveals are incredible up to now. We pulled out virtually 500 patrons on the Black Lab on a Tuesday night time and in Brest, there was an awesome crowd mixture of at the least 350 French, Guadeloupean and Surinamese folks on a Thursday. These are nice numbers for through the week reveals,” tour organiser Cabel Stephenson of Free Folks Leisure stated.
The tour pulls into town of Nantes tonight, March 14 for a present on the Warehouse membership.
