Seven Days: Vermont's Independent Voice

Legend

For more than a quarter of a century, Mykal Rose has been among reggae’s most provocative voices. Following a successful solo career, the singer joined seminal Grammy-winning outfit Black Uhuru in the early 1980s, a band that was arguably the most popular reggae act post-Bob Marley. In the 1990s, Rose struck out on his own again, and re-emerged as an influential figure in the Jamaican reggae scene. This Sunday, August 7, he plays a very special Mi Yard Reggae Night at Club Metronome.