Brushy One String of Jamaica
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The King of the one string guitar, Brushy is the
quintessential Jamaican artist; creative, ingenious, talented and
entertaining. The son of legendary Jamaican artist, the late Freddie
McKay, Brushy truly does sound like a complete band when he runs his
fingers through his one-string guitar. Yet perhaps what sets Brushy
apart, is the powerful and soulful nature of his original songs. After
touring Japan, England and New York in the early nineties, Brushy's
career remained dormant until he resurfaced a few years ago thanks to a
Jamaican TV show which featured him repeatedly. This, along with a cameo
appearance in the recent cult reggae documentary RiseUp, is giving
Brushy the comeback of his life. His videos continue to go viral,
exploding throughout the world, and his fans eagerly anticipate his
return to the world stage.
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