“Why not Tarrus Riley?” asked Shukoi Pinney, co-founder of All-In-One Promotions, as the team — together with the Division of Festivals in the Department of Tourism — prepares to host ‘Rocking Steady’ on Saturday March 25. Riley, Mr. Pinney said, is the perfect artist to bring to the Virgin Islands. The world-renowned recording artist has done musical collaborations with homegrown reggae star Delyno "Pressure Busspipe" Brown, who is also in the lineup for the event, backed by the Dub Lab Band. “Tarrus Riley is like family to the Virgin Islands,” Pinney said. The “Gimme Likkle One Drop” singer has performed on several reggae stages in the territory before the advent of the pandemic, including a performance in the Crown Bay Parking Lot in January 2020 that drew Virgin Islanders out in the thousands. Just over three years later, “Rocking Steady”…
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