
Signal Fire
A signal fire, also known as a smoke signal, was used during pastoral times as a way to transmit information, warn of danger and gather people together. It is a fitting name for the Wilmington, NC, reggae band who describe themselves as a group of diverse musicians with the shared goal of “spreading unity through uplifting and conscious music.”
A signal fire, also known as a smoke signal, was used during pastoral times as a way to transmit information, warn of danger and gather people together. It is a fitting name for the Wilmington, NC, reggae band who describe themselves as a group of diverse musicians with the shared goal of “spreading unity through uplifting and conscious music.”
These noble intentions combined with the high grade music that Signal Fire continually produces reflect their passion for reggae, the professionalism with which they approach their craft, and a generosity of spirit that shows concern for the greater good.
Signal Fire has released three full length albums of modern roots reggae music, along the way collaborating with notable musicians from within the international reggae community such as Kenyatta Hill of Culture, Jackson Wetherbee of The Elovaters, David New of The Hip Abduction, Gary Dread of The Movement, Kenny Bongos of SOJA, Prowla Owla of Fear Nuttin Band, Scott Paynter of Jah Works and revered Jamaican saxophonist Dean Fraser.