Maggie Choos Presents,
Two of South London''s biggest Reggae names performing a live flash concert at Maggie Choos this Thursday 9pm to late.
★ Jago's Bio:
London born and raised Jago fronts reggae outfit onlyjoe and regularly performs as an integral part of South London based Unit 137 Sound System. As a solo artists he also MC's for many of the various producers and DJ's that he works alongside. Jago has released an extensive body of work with various record labels, including his solo LP "microphones and sofa's" last year on Tru Thoughts records. His music has gained the support of many of the UKs top leading radio stations.
★ Galak Spiritual's Bio:
Galak is a conscious and highly energetic French Singjay & Selecta from Paris. His unique style has seen him perform alongside some of the biggest artists in Reggae and Hip-Hop, such as Capleton, Stephen Marley, Horace Andy, Raging Fyah, Mad Professor, DJ Vadim and many more.
He has collaborated with artists such as General Levy, Skibadee, Jago, Sleepy Time Ghost and also has exciting future collaborations planned for 2018.
Undoubtedly a man with many strings to his bow, he is also the front-man for the mighty eight piece London based Reggae/ Dub band Onlyjoe, as well as a member of the renowned and respected sound system, Unit 137.
Galak has performed all over the UK and Europe at various events, club nights and festivals.
★ Basset Hound Band : is a upcoming Thai Reggae 7 piece band with heavy drum effect, a wicked horn section and lots lots of love to give big up !
For table reservations, call 091-772-2144 / book@maggiechoos.com
*special enquiries accepted*
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Maggie Choo's is named after a Shanghai cabaret owner who fled her hometown in 1931 following the Japanese invasion that tore the city apart. Shortly after arriving in Bangkok, she opened a Thai-Chinese shoe box restaurant crammed into a basement ten meters below Silom road serving authentic Thai Chinese shop-house food. When one day, she discovered behind the wall in the corner of the restaurant an entrance that lead to a derelict 19th century East India company bank built in 1847 used for storing porcelain and spices that the British used to carry back to England for Queen Victoria, her past caught up with her and she converted the old bank into a cabaret, just like when she used to host back in her beloved Shanghai.
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