“Railroad Shelter” by TJ O’Neill featuring Stick Figure is a perfect reminder to seek new inspiration. The track features Stick Figure’s patented reggae rock sound with a gorgeous dub inspired riddim.

Boston band The Elovaters have been the rising star of the American Reggae scene for the past couple of years, a status well deserved with their professional-grade musicianship, quality songwriting, and consistent touring opening for major acts such as Pepper and Ziggy Marley that led to headlining tours of their own for their ever-growing fanbase. With all this said, it's in their new album Castles that we see the band truly coming into their own and delivering an album showcasing a broad and unique sound that will surely lock in their place as major players in modern American Reggae music.

Ahead of their new album, Castles, which drops August 13, Boston-based reggae band, The Elovaters released Gardenia featuring Stick Figure. Gardenia is a really awesome song with an irie bass line and such a cool vibe! Wake up this morning by jamming to the single, which according to The Elovaters’ Facebook page was co-written with Stick Figure’s Scott Woodruff and frequent Stick Figure collaborator, TJ O'Neill.