LOS ANGELES (www.myspace.com/mrgreenallstars) - The debut album "Seeing Is Believing" and Summer Publicity Tour Announced at 12 Noon May 30, 2006 The touring lineup features the funky, punk, bass lines of Norwood Fisher, from Fishbone, the snarling blasts of metal thrash guitar and virtuoso solos from Rocky
George of Suicidal Tendencies, the pounding tribal drum rhythms of Earl Hudson of Bad Brains, and the jaw dropping stage performance, & vocal range of Lyon Rowland of Hawaiian Lyon Human Rights.
The debut album "Seeing is believing" is currently being shopped to record labels, management and national tours. Mr Green All Stars music can be heard at www.myspace.com/mrgreenallstars
Tour dates will be announced on their myspace profile soon so be sure to check back. The album is a unique blend of Reggae, and Hardcore Punk rock music. The super skilled musicians move effortlessly, with complete fluidity between punk rock sounds and down beat soulful reggae dub, creating a highly distinctive sound that is unmistakably their own. The music addresses everything from the Political to Rastafarian philosophies. The anarchy and the spiritual are closely interconnected within many of the songs. The album is a refreshing mix of shout along melodies, tons of hooks and a powerful energetic delivery.
Punk Rock Reggae Originator "H.R". of legendary Bad Brains lends his own eclectic vocal style on 4 tracks including cover song "She's A Rainbow" by the Rolling Stones, and "No EgoTripp'n" Which also features Stephen Perkins from Janes Addiction.
The new album was produced by UpMostHigh Records www.upmosthigh.com
Mixed by Dave Aron who has worked all around the world, with artist such as: Snoop Dog, Red Hot Chili Peppers Tupac and Sublime. It was engineered by the "Mad Scientist", best known for his work with Bob Marley and King Tubbys Channel One Studios n Kingston Jamaica. Other credits include Josh Cardinaly's Freddy Flynt, Ezra Robison,Clinton Stoggsdill, Balboa, Goerge Hughes, Willy Waldman and engineers Mike Hogue, Irin Mawhirter and more