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When it comes to COVID-19 routines, we might want to take notes from
Maxi Priest. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the reggae singer has been on the island of Jamaica, jogging its streets, clambering near waterfalls and catching up with pals like
In the latest episode of GRAMMYs At Home, a brand-new series where current GRAMMY nominees take us into their homes to show us how they’ll be experiencing the 2021 GRAMMY Awards show from home during the COVID-19 pandemic, watch Priest do all three.
GRAMMYs At Home: Maxi Priest
Priest is
nominated for Best Reggae Album for his 2019 album It All Comes Back To Love; like most other nominees, he plans to park himself on the living sofa to see if he’ll win.
Star Feminine Band, l-r: Marguerite Kpetekoute, drums; Julienne Sayi, bass; Grâce Marina Balaguemon, keyboard and vocals; Urrice Borikapei, percussion and vocals; Angélique Balaguemon, drums and vocals; Anne Sayi, guitar; Sandrine Ouei, keyboard. Photograph: JB Guillot
Star Feminine Band, l-r: Marguerite Kpetekoute, drums; Julienne Sayi, bass; Grâce Marina Balaguemon, keyboard and vocals; Urrice Borikapei, percussion and vocals; Angélique Balaguemon, drums and vocals; Anne Sayi, guitar; Sandrine Ouei, keyboard. Photograph: JB Guillot
In the west African country, not everyone likes girls to play instruments – but this group of seven ultra-cool musicians are ripping up those expectations
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