Open Arms Project – Reggae Can Help !!!! (2018) Album

Label: Open Arms Project
Release date: 09/03/2018

Based on the fact that Reggae and its philosophy convey a purely social message of unity, awareness and equality, a new project was born that pursues the objective of helping Proactiva Open Arms volunteers to continue Saving lives.

Thousands of women, children and men throw themselves into the sea fleeing from the wars and horrors that take place in their countries, and not all of them manage to finish their journey in search of a better life.

The album “Open Arms Project – Reggae Can Helpp” was born by the veteran musician from Madrid Ras Kuko, who, moved by the work carried out by this NGO, has decided to add forces with artists from different parts of the world to create this album. In addition to giving greater visibility to the commendable work carried out by Open Arms with its rescue boats, it will also serve to raise funds that will go directly to contribute to the mission carried out by Open Arms .

We fight against a global problem that affects many people from different countries, for this reason “Open Arms Project – Reggae Can Help” has the collaboration of artists from all over the world who have wanted to contribute their music selflessly for the creation of this project. From Jamaica the voices of Warrior King, Skarra Mucci, Sumerr and Ras Takura; from Spain Emeterians, Ras Kuko, Lasai & Yeyo Pérez and Little Pepe & Malaka Youth; from Italy Ras Tewelde and Raphael, from the United States Quino, voice of the veteran band Big Mountain; from Chile Quique Neira; from Venezuela Apache & Mr Dalis and from the Philippines Idren Artstrong. United with the firm objective that together, we can create a world that is a little more supportive.

All these artists have composed their songs on the two riddims produced by Ras Kuko for this album: Ocean Riddim and Open Arms Riddim ; For this, he has had the collaboration of different musicians such as Tomas “Dub T” (Czech Republic), Moussa Thiandoume (Senegal), Jonay Mesa and Felipe Hernández (Canary Islands); in addition to the mixing and mastering work by Syrix at Irie Vibrations Studio (Austria). Voices mixed by Agustín Mesa in studio 9 (Tenerife).