Every Sunday from 3 to 4 PM Yogoman will be hosting Bellingham drum circle at the Zuanich Point Park by the kids area. e Everyone is welcome, all levels of experience including none encouraged. Hand Drums or Percussion only. Please refrain from talking from 3-4pm to fully experience this rhythmic non verbal art of communication.
ABOUT DJ YOGOMAN
As a professional DJ of Jamaican and Soul vinyl, Rain brings positive vibrations to his live interactive mix of choice selections as DJ Yogoman. In 1998, Rain was sideswiped by Seattle via New Orleans Reggae selector Prince Pauper who exposed him to the best Jamaican music which changed his musical/spiritual path toward the island's history and roots. Rain followed suit selecting Jamaican vinyl while incorporating the Jamaican tradition of chatting and singing over the records in an improv style which Reggae culture would identify as a Deejay. Rain took the name YOGOMAN as a moniker, which is a cartoon alien mascot that inspires humans to dance and get ridiculous. As a selector Rain specializes in Jamaican and Soul Music and has incorporated a unique mix of these musical forms.
Every Sunday from 3 to 4 PM Yogoman will be hosting Bellingham drum circle at the Zuanich Point Park by the kids area. e Everyone is welcome, all levels of experience including none encouraged. Hand Drums or Percussion only. Please refrain from talking from 3-4pm to fully experience this rhythmic non verbal art of communication.
Yogoman Burning Band is proud and delighted to play music on O Avenue during the Anacortes Arts Festival 2019! This is serendipitous considering we have a song called Pass The O! This is going to be a blast so come join us and the positive dance movement! Brand New Space Reggae Dub set
YOGOMAN Burning Band plays Wedding
Every Sunday from 3 to 4 PM Yogoman will be hosting Bellingham drum circle at the Zuanich Point Park by the kids area. e Everyone is welcome, all levels of experience including none encouraged. Hand Drums or Percussion only. Please refrain from talking from 3-4pm to fully experience this rhythmic non verbal art of communication.