"It's transformative music. It's cultural," says upbeat frontman Mark Wilson, a founding member of the ensemble. "It's about change in people and change in society and acceptance and promotion and the celebration of a holistic lifestyle, family and food -- all of these parts of living that really are beautiful and we want to celebrate."

"He's a Rasta dude. He's very spiritual and getting to work with him was amazing. The way he approaches things is cool. He wanted to let us do what we do and softly guide us."

"For me it's a movement for change," he says. "It's something that has to be combined; I can't separate myself as an activist and musician. I want to move the whole community forward to something that's more long-term and inclusionary. I think we can do that. I only see benefits all around that way.