SATURDAY LINE UP

The Festival begins with a powerful mix of fresh reggae rhythms and energetic rap beats. Expect lively bass lines, catchy hooks, and upbeat tempos that will keep the crowd moving. Whether you’re there to chill in a laid-back groove or bounce along to dynamic, high-impact performances, Saturday’s vibe is guaranteed to set your weekend for a memorable, music-fueled experience.

KEITH BATLIN

SOUL, ROCK

Keith Batlin's vocals and harmonies cover a truly amazing range of styles and complexities, easily switching textures from honey/silk to smoke. In his voice you can hear traces of Al Green, Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix, and Robert Plant.



Keith Batlin was born in Carmel CA and raised in Seaside CA and Hawaii. Keith came from a musical family, and began playing trumpet and tuba from an early age. Keith received a scholarship from The Monterey Bay Blues festival recognizing young blues talent, so in early 2000 he enrolled in the Musicians Institute in Hollywood CA. At the same time, he and Adam Crowe founded the band FreeSound..

ALEX MARLEY

REGGAE, ROOTS

Born on the 29th day of July 1987 in Kingston, Jamaica he was called to music at a very early age as started writing songs at age eleven. He grew up listening to various genres of music: amongst artists like his cousins Bob Marley and sons as well as other greats such as Garnett Silk, Burning Spear, Jacob Miller, Peter Tosh, Jimmy Hendrix, Carlos Santana, Charley Parker, and Dennis Brown. MORE INFO

OMNI MC

POETESS/WORDSMITH/VOCALIST

From the moment she steps on stage, Philly born artist

Omni MC makes a heart connection with the crowd and gently embodies her role as MC - Matriarch of Ceremonies. Live or playback, she delivers conscious lyrics in seamless flow with silk vocals. Omni is an artist who truly understands the power of music and intentionally utilizes this vibration to heal herself and others.

Born and raised in Southwest Philly, Geri (Omni) is one of 8 scrappy rugrats who grew up in a tiny row home on 65th and Grays Ave. With so many brothers and sisters little G had access to a rich collection of music in the form of random cassettes and vinyl found under beds and in couch cushions. These genre-spanning treasures along with a continuous backdrop of Doo Wop, Motown and Philly Soul music were the seeds that sparked Omni’s growth as a musical artist.