Fat Freddy's Drop Captured in Their Natural State: Jamming Live and Taking Names at the Roundhouse

Fat Freddy's Drop has battled mad scientists and unleashed mad skills. An unlikely band of sons of the Pacific, they can flip on the fly from Maori reggae to sweet Yankee soul with near psychic precision. Like kungfu masters, they set their dubbed-out funk, hardcore horns, and waves of luscious bass on unsuspecting opponents and turn them into sweaty dance floor devotees.

Reggae singer, Gramps and his brother Peetah Morgan are still on a musical high after completing a very successful tour of Europe that saw them delivering spectacular performances in Zurich, Switzerland; Poland; Bersenbruck and Schlossplatz, Germany; Oslo, Norway; Uppsala, Sweden; Amsterdam, Holland; Cantazaro and Lecce, Italy.

"The shows were all well attended and everyone was very satisfied with our solo performances. A few fans even commented that they were shocked, as they did not know I could sing so good. To be honest, to hear fans sing along to songs from my debut album was refreshing, and is an endorsement of the hard work that I have put in over the last 12 months," the reggae crooner said in an interview.