Bambu Station was founded in 1996 by Jalani Horton of St. Thomas, V.I. to present creative ideas that would impact peoples lives. In 1999, Andy Llanos of St. Croix joined Bambu Station as the bassist and Tuff Lion, with his brilliant guitar work, offered his wealth of experience to help the young bredrens evolve and grow. Their initial recording was the independent single, "Amadou Diallo" (2000) and commenced a musical relationship, with the addition of Warren Pedersen in 2003, that has galvanized roots fans across the world. Several of their releases are some of the most regarded works today.
The sound of Bambu Station is best described as heavy, natural and relentlessly captivating. From its music to its lyrics, Bambu Station's sound is very percussive, profound and inviting to any listener. Their recordings and live shows are filled with a brilliant spirit, harmonies and an alluring quality. They are certainly one of the most significant artists representing reggae music in this generation.

(Bio taken from Bambu Station page on VI Reggae: http://www.vireggae.com/bambustation.htm)

Albums: Break The Soil, One Day, Talking Roots 1, Talking Roots 2

Bambu Station has toured extensively thru Europe and The US and now visit us for their first presentation on the island. December 11 at the Luquillo Centro de Arte y Cultura and December 12 at Bamboo Beach, Isabela.