Alific

Dane lived in San Diego for six years and played bass in the reggae band Stick Figure. In early 2011, he relocated to Washington, D.C., where he was exposed to the DJ and electronic downtempo scene. His reggae-dub sound began to evolve, influenced by D.C. nightlife and local talent. Recording sessions followed, where he experimented with mixing reggae bass lines and downtempo beats.
The result is Echoes From The Soul, a 14-song bicoastal trip featuring guest collaborations with Scott Woodruff and Kevin Bong of Stick Figure, Frank Mitchell Jr. of Thievery Corporation, and others.

Dane explains, "I’m excited about the direction the album took. My hope is that Echoes From The Soul feels as at home on U Street DC as it does on the San Diego boardwalk."
Alific will be performing live throughout the fall in support of his new release.
"Alific combines down-tempo electronica with world reggae beats for an unforgettable musical journey on Echoes From The Soul." - Inside World Music
Rootfire Records
Founders Seth Herman and Curtis Bergesen began their careers in the music industry as a manager and a publicist, respectively. Over time their involvement within the reggae scene expanded, and Rootfire has developed a record label, clothing line, and cultural blog.

In May, Rootfire collaborated with Easy Star Records to co-release a limited edition vinyl compilation, Progressive Roots Vol. 001. Alific’s Echoes From The Soul is Rootfire Records’ first exclusive release.