Stickfigure
Jack McDowell spent 11 years as a Major League pitcher for the likes of the Chicago White Sox, New York Yankees, and Cleveland Indians. He was also a musician at heart. He grew up listening to the Who and the Beatles and had various bands on the side. In 1989, he founded V.I.E.W. Four years later, they received their big break as the opening act on a tour for the Smithereens. McDowell was impressive, since Smithereeens bass player Mike Mesaros asked to work with him.
9 members
Add Influence
Stickfigure
Jack McDowell spent 11 years as a Major League pitcher for the likes of the Chicago White Sox, New York Yankees, and Cleveland Indians. He was also a musician at heart. He grew up listening to the Who and the Beatles and had various bands on the side. In 1989, he founded V.I.E.W. Four years later, they received their big break as the opening act on a tour for the Smithereens. McDowell was impressive, since Smithereeens bass player Mike Mesaros asked to work with him.
Add Influence
9 members
1/50
Processing new audio file...
10 FIRE
SAVE
SHARE
24 plays
Report inappropriate
Natty Dread
🎶 Natty Dread – Brassafari A roots anthem with spiritual fire and street wisdom. “Natty Dread” is more than a song — it’s a quiet rebellion wrapped in reggae. A slow-burning march for the ones who resist with love, who walk with purpose and carry their roots like sacred armor. Brassafari pays tribute to the urban mystic — the lone wanderer who chooses truth over trends, peace over pride. With smoky horns, grounded basslines, and hypnotic guitars that drift like incense in the breeze, this track honors the natty dreads of the world: those the system couldn’t break, the ones who meditate in chaos and fight back with clarity. It’s a Rasta prayer. A rebel's lullaby. A declaration of conscious living in a noisy world.more
Timed  ▼Newest
▼Timed   Newest
Show more comments
1/50
Processing new audio file...
58 FIRE
SAVE
SHARE
11 plays
Report inappropriate
El Leon de la montaña (The Lion of the Mountain)
🦁 The Lion of the Mountain – Brassafari A song that roars from deep within the soul. "The Lion of the Mountain" is a spiritual anthem — the slow, steady march of one who has endured in silence, watching from the heights, waiting for the right moment to descend with honor and power. Built on deep-rooted rhythms, ancestral drum echoes, and brass that speak in ancient tongues, the track blends mystical reggae with epic undertones. The lyrics sing of inner awakening, quiet strength, and the kind of power that doesn’t need to be loud. Because the true king doesn’t roar… he waits at the summit.more
Timed  ▼Newest
▼Timed   Newest
Show more comments
1/50
Processing new audio file...
3 FIRE
SAVE
SHARE
12 plays
Report inappropriate
Vuelve a ver el sol
Volvé a Ver el Sol – Brassafari A soulful reggae anthem of renewal. "Volvé a Ver el Sol" is a warm embrace for those walking through darkness—a reminder that even after the longest storm, the sun always returns. Driven by deep basslines, mellow offbeat guitars, and smooth brass, Brassafari blends hope and groove into a heartfelt journey back to the light. - Mastered by mixea.commore
Timed  ▼Newest
▼Timed   Newest
Show more comments
Support Center
-
Got questions?

DistroKid Blog
-
What's new with us

Instagram
-
Watch our 1-minute help videos!

Bluesky
-
We post things sometimes

Facebook
-
Let's be friends

YouTube
-
More videos, yo.