Born in South Florida to a Jamaican father and Barbadian mother\, Malcolm\, 23\, and his 20-year-old brother\, Umoja\, learned to play the violin through South Florida&rsquo\;s public school system and attended Dillard High School for the Performing Arts.
\n\nTogether\, these brothers are Sons of Mystro.
\n\nThey use their violins to interpret reggae classics\, American pop songs and their own creations accompanied by a DJ &\; a drummer. They are winners of the Emerging Artist under 21years old award at IRAWMA (International Reggae and World Music Awards).
\n\nTheir debut recording\, &ldquo\;Reggae Strings&rdquo\; is available now wherever music is streamed or sold Mentored by Black Violin\, these artists&rsquo\; stars are on the rise.
\n LOCATION:Freeman Arts Pavilion a program of the Joshua M. Freeman Foundation is a champion of the arts on Delmarva\, providing diverse arts performances as well as arts access programs for local schools and the community at large. From June-September the Freeman Arts Pavilion is an open-air performance space showcasing music\, dance\, comedy\, theater\, children's programs\, and free events. UID:e.2126.26114 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260420T230606Z URL:http://business.thequietresorts.com/events/details/sons-of-mystro-26114 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR