Travellers

Travellers

Genres: Progressive rock, All, alternative rock, Canadian, canada

About Travellers

There is more than one artist with this name: 1. Travellers is an eight-element reggae band born between Pescara and Bologna, Italy in 2008. In 2009 the band records 4 Songs and starts up a live tour in centre and north Italy; in July 2010 the band shows up in the Venice Sunsplash event. Subsequently the band records the "Originale" EP, produced by Paolo Baldini (B.R.Stylers, Africa Unite, The Dub Sync) in the Alambic Conspiracy studio. The EP is released on the 1st of February 2011 and freely downloadable through the official myspace page. 2. Travellers - this new musical project was brought into existence by Wojtek Szadkowski, known from his work in such acclaimed bands as Collage, Satellite, and Strawberry Fields. The band recorded their debut album in line-up consisting of Robin (vocals), Grzegorz "sencha atta" Leczkowski (guitars), Krzysiek Palczewski (bass), and Wojtek Szadkowski (keys, drums). “A Journey Into The Sun Within” consists of 6 tracks and as Wojtek Szadkowski describes: "It's a mixture of prog, ethnic music, the 80's, a large dose of magic and space, all of this crowned with Robin's beautiful voice...". 3. "Travellers" or more typically, "The Travellers", also refer to a Canadian Folk band that was active between 1953 to the 2000s, and were heavily associated with the labour movement (Canadian Encyclopaedia, 2018) . The band have consisted of various different members throughout its years, including but not limited to - Jerry Gray (banjo and lead singer), Sid Dolgay (mando-cello), and singers Helen Gray, Jerry Goodis, and Oscar Ross. They were most well known for their Canadian version of "This Land is Your Land", and were seen as one of the icons of Canada's folk music revival.

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