Bambu Station is a U.S. Virgin Islands-based reggae band noted for their spiritually rich and socially conscious music. The group was founded in the late 1990s by lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter Jalani Horton, who sought to cultivate a sound and message that resonated with the historical and cultural roots of reggae. Bambu Station's music is often characterized by its deeply rooted Rastafarian themes, smooth melodies, and insightful lyrics that address a range of topics from personal growth to global issues.

Over the years, Bambu Station has released several albums and singles that have garnered them international recognition within the reggae community. Their albums, such as "One Day" and "Children of Exodus," showcase a relentless pursuit of musical authenticity and a commitment to lyrical potency. With a catalogue that also includes "Break The Soil" and "Push Over," Bambu Station has established itself as a pillar in the modern roots reggae movement. Their "Talkin' Roots Volume I" project reflects a broad appreciation for reggae's legacy and highlights the band's role in advancing the genre through collaboration and celebration of its foundational sounds and messages.

Genres

Brazilian Reggae

Virgin Islands Reggae

Latest Release

One Day (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)

Bambu Station

Album - 17 Tracks - Released May 3, 2024