XULUPROPHET HQ PHOTO GALLERY

25/11/2022

Xuluprophet HQ Photo Gallery

Featuring Logan Wells, Randall Hollis, and Sarah Cuda behind the lens. You can see the whole gallery on this latest post. We will run more galleries to celebrate the photographers who have used their art working with us.
Over the years Xuluprophet has been fortunate to have had the opportunity to be photographed by amazing people who conjure art out of light and time. We thought a cool way to honor their work and show our appreciation would be to showcase them on our site. All three of these photographers have done wonderful work, and if you'd like to explore more, just click on the links in the images. The top two sets of images are from the same show, and the other bands shown are Unifya and Raynbird.

xuluprophet by sarah cuda photography

Savannah resident and business owner Sarah Cuda wears many hats, but we like when she gets behind the lens at our gigs. A great friend, Sarah has worked with the Xuluprophet on projects for almost a decade. Here is here most recent excursion into our music. show in September 2022 at Coachs Corner featuring Raynbird , Xuluprophet, and Unifya.

xuluprophet by logan wells photography

This series below is of images is from the same show in September 2022 at Coachs Corner featuring Raynbird , Xuluprophet, and Unifya. Shot by the band's good friend, photographer, and sometimes roadie Logan Wells

Xuluprophet by randall hollis

Randall Hollis captured this set of images from Live at The Blue Door in Brunswick around 2018 when the band was gigging for Swamp Hippie.
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HR and Xuluprophet

16/11/2022

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Shot by Sarah Cuda Photography. Click the image to visit her site.

HR and Xuluprophet

What an incredible night of music with HR!
Xuluprophet is humble and thankful to share one of the most memorable moments of our Xuluprophet’s journey at our home base of The Wormhole Bar. Not only were we floored by the chance to open up for one of the legends of music, but for Xulu a personal circle completed. Xulu, Oisin and Rhett brought on Luke Hayes and Shark Anthony to round out the band for this awesome evening.

HR (Bad Brains) and Xuluprophet rock The Wormhole

The highlight of the night for Xuluprophet was when HR came around the back of the stage and grabbed a mic while XP played their closing song, ‘Welcome to Savannah’. The Moment took a surreal turn when Xulu and Oisin realized what was happening. Rhett who had a better view had signaled to Jeff Neugerbauer who quickly got the mic on. Then, for a few moments, the legendary HR and Xuluprophet rocked together at the Wormhole where Xulu and Oisin first met and came together to play.
This was a great honor for the band, to be able to share not only the bill, but actual stage time.
Scroll all the way down for more videos of HR and Xuluprophet together at The Wormhole.

Paul D. Hudson (born February 11, 1956), known professionally as H.R. (Human Rights), is an American musician who leads the hardcore punk band Bad Brains, and is an instrumental figure in the development of the genre. His vocal delivery has been described as diverse, ranging from a rapid-fire nasal whine, to feral growling and screeches, to smooth near-crooning or staccato reggae rhymes. He has departed the band periodically to pursue solo efforts that are more reggae than Bad Brains' punk sound. He is the older brother of Earl Hudson, Bad Brains' drummer.
H.R. and his bandmates became Rastafari around 1979 after attending a Bob Marley concert at the Capitol Center. This spiritual direction influenced the music of Bad Brains via his vocals, and inspired the creation of his reggae band, Human Rights (or H.R.) Although reggae is the main focus of his solo material, he explores rock and other musical genres. He has had numerous albums released on SST Records. A Village Voice review of a Bad Brains concert described H.R.'s presence on stage: "like James Brown gone berserk, with a hyperkinetic repertoire of spins, dives, back-flips, splits, and skanks"
H.R. has collaborated with the Long Beach Dub Allstars on their song "New Sun" on the Right Back album, and with P.O.D. on their song "Without Jah, Nothin'", on the album Satellite. In recent years, H.R.'s Human Rights performances have become markedly more mellow and restrained, focusing primarily on reggae. This is a stark contrast to his wildly animated, aggressive stage performances of the late 1970s and 1980s.

We captured some footage of HR and the Human Rights Band and have these short clips.
Lots of anticipation building in the room as the bartenders kept the crowd well watered and in good spirits. It was great to see some many different eras of HRs fans come out. With people dressing in their Punk Rock style and fashion showing their recognition of the man’s work with seminal and defining 90s band, Bad Brains, there were also LOTS of fans who are more familiar with his expansive work as leader of Human Rights reggae music.

HR live at The Wormhole in Savannah, GA

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HR from Bad Brains and Human Rights Band on stage with Xuluprophet

four musicians, left to right saxaphone player luke Hayes, drummer Rhett Colman, HR from Bad Brains, and Xulu Jones

HR from Bad Brains and Human Rights Band on stage with Xuluprophet

Xuluprophet by Sarah Cuda Photography

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HR(Bad Brains) w/special guests Xuluprophet at The Wormhole!

12/11/2022

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HR(Bad Brains) w/special guests Xuluprophet at The Wormhole!

Paul “HR” Hudson is best known as the front man of the iconic punk band Bad Brains, formed in 1979.. With unprecedented speed and precision, Bad Brains took the Washington, DC music scene by storm and quickly became the most influential band in American punk history, breaking down cultural barriers and creating emotionally charged music centered on the message of maintaining a positive mental attitude (PMA). This concept of PMA continues to inspire HR’s fans. Currently, HR performs with Philadelphia musicians Ezekiel Zagar (original McRad) and Josh Freshy as HR & Human Rights. The band has a refined yet organic energy that hasn’t been felt since the early days of Human Rights.

HR of Bad Brains Homepage

Official site for HR: the legendary lead singer of hardcore punk pioneers Bad Brains and reggae rock band Human Rights.

Bad Brains’ frontman H.R. (Human Rights) is a legend in rock. His contributions to breaking down stereotypes and racial barriers in the late 70s and 80s were truly groundbreaking on so many levels. His emotionally charged and now iconic musical legacy with Bad Brains will go down in rock n’ roll history as truly being ahead of its time.
Today H.R. is back with a brand new solo record that continues to challenge listeners while chasing his musical muse into new directions. Produced by Ted Bowne of Passafire, H.R. has returned with an all-roots reggae sound and injects it with chaotic energy that only he can bring.
H.R. has released the album’s first single “Easy” featuring Passafire, as he unleashes some “PMA” vibrations mixed with a hypnotic atmosphere that propels listeners to dance, watch here:

Bad Brains' Frontman H.R. Releases New Song With Passafire - The Pier Magazine

Photo by Jeff Schmale Bad Brains' frontman H.R. (Human Rights) is a legend in rock. His contributions to breaking down stereotypes and racial barriers in the late 70s and 80s were truly groundbreaking on so many levels. His emotionally charged and now iconic musical legacy with Bad Brains will go down in rock n' roll history [...]

Opening for this legend is a great honor for Xuluprophet, we urge you to take advantage to this opportunity to catch one of the most influential bands from the Eastern seaboard.
Xulu says, " I first came across this music when I was about 19-20, and it had a profound effect on my worldview. I dare say influencing the tone of Xuluprophet."