artist also in this week's episode we sat down with the hot with culture your guts and he went on this past weekend seattle's peace conference that was a south woodland park and we're going to sit down with him and speak about absolutely terry thank you for coming out on this beautiful day to day is a beautiful day now tell me what tell us about the peace concert what i mean obviously it's promoting peace but tell us about the history of it and what it means here for the local artist music and wanted to bring people together so he made a grandfathered in clause with the seattle parks and recreation to have a specific number of concerts at different parks in seattle for free and they always had to be musicians that i know and that have worked it's always free this is the th annual year but it just happens to be that i'm a reggae promoter and i've got all the reggae going this year but you do have all the reggae going and if you don't know culture you are productions you need to check that out because culture yard day and specifically farai dismissed possible for bringing so many great reggae acts here to seattle i mean a lot of the conscious reggae a lot of this is what you're bringing us so you're already deeply involved in the community yes i love to bring reggae music cultural reggae music to seattle i'm in the live life clubs but if i can get it outside in a in a event where we can have families all ages outside of the i love to do that so i would love to see more of the more support more events outside but also more support of the local artists as well these type of the dance what do they mean for these local artists and these bands you know it's a main stage i mean the relatively new i mean danny i tell has been singing a local over fifteen years but he doesn't ever get to play much of a stage in the open free event and so it's a it's a wonderful opportunity for him and to showcase his will which is evolving and you know instead of just opening up for national international touring acts at the regular clubs give the locals a stage of their own where they can be upheld and  tell you is i discovered these guys at a private party and i've just of loved their music you are part tell us about you know i want you know i want to is a local band of six musicians and we've been together for seven years it was to be independent we're trying to put out our stuff on cultural records and on the right so music and spread a positive message through the music and include deflator fusion it's called unite one it means a lot of things but it's like a fusion inspire social message in the music and well written and together as a unit i can tell your music as well put together and it is a it's like a fusion of r and b soul with reggae and i just i can tell you i really feel what you're putting out and i want to thank you for what you're bringing to the community and for putting on this fabulous event today thank you so much terry i couldn't do it without the seattle peace concerts community who showed up tonight i mean today and i love them and i hope to get to be doing festivals in seattle and i'm all for that thank you for your do for what you do and thank you for sitting down with me the last last  seattle st we've got coffee now coffee is opening for daniel caesar now no disrespect to daniel scenes or i don't know who he is but i can tell you that i set the timer on my calendar make sure that i had tickets to see coffee let me tell you about this the tickets for the show the aug th show sold out within one minute one minute three minutes later show must present announces a nd shot on babylon by bus tour to seattle to show what he can see are almost there year i've seen him i don't know how many times but what i can tell you is every time i sing out is always a fantastic show i just see that marley and