Black Creek Reign is a dynamic reggae-rock band based in the Greater Toronto Area. Comprised of Darren Armoogam, Lex Stultz, LOGUN, and Nathan Khan, the band draws inspiration from adverse range of musical influences to create a sound that is uniquely their own. With a string of successful releases and notable achievements, Black Creek Reign continues to captivate audiences with their infectious energy and socially conscious lyrics.
Now with the new release of a Reggae-Rock Anthem for social change "Wall Street" it is more than just a song - it's a call to action. Through impassioned lyrics and infectious rhythms, Black Creek Reign challenges listeners to stand up and make a difference in their communities.
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Award-winning reggae rock-pop duo Black Creek Reign continue to ride the wave of recent critical acclaim with this, the release of their newest single, “Run Away”.
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Echoing calls to a lover to pick up and take off for a night, and teeming with sweet thoughts and island vibes, the track features Black Creek Reign members Darren Armoogam and Lex Stultz alongside collaborations with fellow Toronto-based crossover group, The Band Destiny, and Caribbean artist, Logun.
“Reggae is a genre that’s been near and dear to our hearts since our inception,” Armoogam shares. “It’s energetic, vibrant, calming, and can even be political at the same time.
Award-winning and critically acclaimed Canadian band Black Creek Reign have unleashed their newest single, “The Rain”.
Beckoning back to the glory days of guitar-centric bar rock — we’re talking inspirational nods to the likes of Santana, Hendrix and Chicago — Black Creek Reign and members Darren Armoogam, Lex Stultz, and Jake Birman harness their signature blend of rock, funk, with dashes of reggae, pop and jazz, in this, their latest sonic offering.
“We captured ‘The Rain’ on purely analogue equipment,” the band says of the track. “The melodic idea was conceived almost instantly while rehearsing in a studio downtown Toronto… We wanted to blend both old and new sounds.
“Lyrically, though, we took our time,” they add. “We wanted the song to have a deeper resonance that’s more personal to us.
“That said, we also tried to follow in the footsteps of legendary songwriters like The Beatles and the Eagles and leave the meaning of the song open to the interpretation of the audience.
“Like, is it a cathartic call to a past lover? A fractured relationship being dealt a final nail in the coffin? Is it about the weather?
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