Photo credit: Lord FoTogAdmittedly, the number of reggae groups in the Northwest is small, but Kore Ionz is one of the best here. Their lush harmonies, worldly beats, and uplifting message have helped them build a core audience locally, and they’ve opened for the Original Wailers and played at Bumbershoot.Kore Ionz’s new self-released single “Sweet Reggae Music” drops next Tuesday, March 29. You can download it for free (!) by visiting the band’s official website and providing your e-mail address. If you like what you hear, you should check the guys out live on Thursday, March 31 at The Triple Door, as well as on Saturday, April 2 at Snoqualmie Casino.Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
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