The Dream Catchers, Interview
The Dream Catchers
Interview Conducted July 2009
by Tamara Jenkins
Music is a universal language, a language that crosses all walks of life as the human experiences and emotions conveyed through it can be understood and shared by all. No musical group better exemplifies this than The Dreamcatchers.
The six man group comprised of Baa-ith "I-Wise" Nurri-Deen, Steeve Sam, Sa'id "The Future" Williams, Richard "Parlay" Copier, Anthony "Tone" Woolford, Jr. and Luis "Jay-Elz" Suarez came together in 1997 for the common love of music.
One member described the group as a microcosm of multiculturalism, another said their a multicultural Wu-Tang Clan, however you describe The Dreamcatchers, know that you're not just describing a group, but a movement built by individual artists who came together to create music, good music.
UnRated Magazine recently had a chance to speak with the group to learn more about them.
Read the full interview at UnRatedMagazine.com
Interview Conducted July 2009
by Tamara Jenkins
Music is a universal language, a language that crosses all walks of life as the human experiences and emotions conveyed through it can be understood and shared by all. No musical group better exemplifies this than The Dreamcatchers.
The six man group comprised of Baa-ith "I-Wise" Nurri-Deen, Steeve Sam, Sa'id "The Future" Williams, Richard "Parlay" Copier, Anthony "Tone" Woolford, Jr. and Luis "Jay-Elz" Suarez came together in 1997 for the common love of music.
One member described the group as a microcosm of multiculturalism, another said their a multicultural Wu-Tang Clan, however you describe The Dreamcatchers, know that you're not just describing a group, but a movement built by individual artists who came together to create music, good music.
UnRated Magazine recently had a chance to speak with the group to learn more about them.
Read the full interview at UnRatedMagazine.com
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