Sister Carol

Moes Alley presents the Grammy-nominated and award-winning Black Cinderalla herself - Sister Carol with special guest Honey B plus Ay Que Linda!Sunday, April 28thDoors: 7pm / Show: 8pm$25 in advance / $30 day of the show21+SISTER CAROLSister Carol is an electrifying Grammy nominated, award winning veteran in the sphere of Reggae Music.She is also known as the Black Cinderella and Mother Cultural for a heartfelt roots lyrical vibrations.After receiving her Bachelor of Science Degree in Education from City College in New York in 1983 she set out on her musical career and has produced nineteen albums over the past 40 years.An International Superstar she has toured the globe from her birthplace in Jamaica to Japan from Brazil, to the motherland: Senegal, Gambia, Ivory Coast, to Columbia, Thailand, New Caledonia, and France. She has toured extensively throughout the United States and Canada. Sister Carol has lectured at two Universities in California and a music festival in Brazil.Alongside Sister Carols musical career, she has appeared in several movies directed by the late Jonathan Demme, including Something Wild 1987, Married to the Mob 1988, Rachels getting married 2009 and Ricki and the Flash in 2015. She has shared the silver screen with Hollywood darlings such as Melanie Griffiths, Michelle Pfiffer, Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep, Matthew Modine, Dean Stockwell, Ray Liotta, and Jeff DanielsSeveral of her songs have been featured in movies such as The Mighty Quinn (Principle), Failure to Launch (Original Drum), Something Wild (Wild Thing) Rachels Getting Married (Dread Natty Congo) and Ricki and the Flash (Milk and Honey) Apart from the fabulous career she has raised four children and has twelve grandchildren.She continues to march to her own beat blazing trails celebrating 41 years in the music industry. Her virtuous vibes remain stronger than everHONEY BHONEY B is a reggae artist based in the U.S. with an uplifting perspective and Caribbean style. She spent over a decade in the West Indies where country life and island culture made a deep impression on her ideals and musicality. Her lyrical rhyme schemes and natural delivery uplift audiences of all kinds.Her Jamaican fans dubbed her the Raggamuffin as she singjays in a Foundation style that gives credit, respect and gratitude to the original pioneers of Roots and Culture. Lyrics with substance and truth conveyed in a spirit of fun, along with a vision of uplifting and unifying people through music have become Honey Bs distinctive hallmarks.