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Akae Beka is a roots reggae band who come from Saint Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, which was founded by members of the band Midnite following a change in their membership in 2015. In February of that year, the former band Midnite cancelled their 2015 tour and postponed dates "due to a life changing medical emergency, convictions, and revelations".
The band's leader Vaughn Benjamin explained that the name Akae Beka are two words that come from the Book of Enoch, cited in chapter 68, verse 20-24.
Akae Beka's first performance took place in Denver, Colorado on July 17, 2015, in honor of Nelson Mandela Day.
Benjamin died on November 4, 2019. in Port St Lucie, FL
He was buried the following weeks in his birthplace of Antigua. Laid to rest on November 25, 2019, following a private family funeral. No cause of death has ever been released by the family or any members. .
On February 12, 2020, the Akae Beka band played its final tribute show at The Worldbeat cultural center in San Diego, Ca. Edmund Fieulleteau Performed vocals In Honor of Vaughn. It was also the same venue as the final show Performed with Vaughn 5 months prior on September 23, 2019.
In 2020 Protocols, a posthumous album, was released.
Many albums and collaborations still remain unreleased.




Discography


2015 - Homage to The Land
2016 - Portals, I Grade collaboration
2016 - Loyalty (Single), Iaahden Sounds
2016 - New Page (Single), Iaahden Sounds
2016 - Livicated, Zion I Kings and I Grade Records
2017 - Jahsaydo, Uhuru Boys Records
2018 - Kings Dub, I Grade Records (DIGITAL RELEASE)
2018 - Nurtured Frequency, Haze St. Studios
2018 - Topaz, Ocean Records
2019 - Hail The King ,Higherbound
2019 - Mek A Menshun
2020 - Protocols - Iaahden Sounds
2021 - Righteous Synergy, Fifth Son Records
2021 - Polarities (I Grade)
2022 - Riddims composed by Vaughn Benjamin Recorded Oct 2019 (Trinity Farms)




References






External links


Official website

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Daftar tempat di Indonesia/A-B
• Akae Beka
• Akae
• Midnite (band)
• Belial
• Andrew Moon Bain
• 35th Virgin Islands Legislature