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Good Karma Party

Trilogy Arts, Loa Tree and Soul Majestic at SOhO


Thursday, October 25, 2007
By Ethan Stewart (Contact)
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It’s pretty much a given that live reggae music, being earth conscious, surfing, skateboarding, and snowboarding are all good things. But when you put all this stuff together under one roof on a Friday night — well, you have yourself one helluva recipe for a soul-shaking, ass-skanking, shaka-throwing good time. That is exactly what is happening this Friday, October 26, at SOhO, when the folks from LoaTree — an S.B. organization dedicated to bliss-causing products and parties — present the Unite Tour.

Not only do you get a live show and new album release party from California roots/rock/reggae heavyweights Soul Majestic, but you also have on hand a film premiere from surf/skate/snowboard Trilogy Arts, as well as a raffle featuring all sorts of groovy environment-friendly products such as Patagonia wetsuits, Homeblown biofoam surfboard blanks, skate decks, snowboards, and more. Oh yeah — the whole thing only costs $10.

Though the party is going down in Santa Barbara, the night is really a homecoming of sorts for a few native sons of Goleta. While Soul Majestic headman Eric Iverson is no stranger to performing back in his childhood haunts since relocating to Santa Cruz, the evening marks a bit of a coming-out party for the board sport company Trilogy Arts. Based out of Lake Tahoe, the Trilogy crew has a decidedly Goletan flavor, with Goodland natives Ruben Sanchez and Brad Johnson responsible for the rider-designed and built skate, snow, and surfboards. The company’s first movie, Unite, features team riders, some of whom are very familiar faces, going mental in all three board-sport disciplines. It’ll premiere during a Soul Majestic setbreak on Friday night. Altogether, this one’s not to be missed. See sohosb.com, soulmajestic.com, loatree.com, and trilogyarts.com.

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