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Hailing from Sierra Leone, West
Africa is our leader Benji Kroma. He
is our male vocalist. Benji
envisioned a dynamic crowd-moving
reggae-based group that will one
day make it to the national stage.
That vision is the driving force that
coincidentally brought us together.
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By way of Lauringburg, North
Carolina is our bassist James
Campbell. We like to think of JC
as our musical and conscious
movement Ambassador.
Equipped with over 10 years of
musical experience, JC believes
that in music there are no
boundaries. He knows how to put
the hammer down "SAHARA Style"
with his guitar, by remixing it to fit
our flow. He is our public relations
liaison.
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Gerald Fields, born in Caswell
County, Yanceyville, North Carolina.
Came to be familiar to Reggae Music
in the mid '70s. Played bass for Dub
Fire in the mid '90s and is also
familiar with R&B. Came to be
interested in SAHARA in early 2000
and progressed to be the Sound
Engineer and half of management.
Future goal is to be internationally
known.
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Our keyboardist is Princess Garner.
She is pure sugar when it comes to
putting the flavor in our songs. She
grew up in Greensboro but her
foundation is Chapel Hill, North
Carolina. She grew up in the church
and is still playing the piano every
Sunday for which we give thanks to
the Almighty. She will soon be in the
studio spearheading our efforts to
record our own album.
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Shabri A. Alexis is the sexy lead
singer hailing from Fayetteville,
North Carolina. Born and raised as
a military 'brat'; having been to
Germany and different parts of the U.
S. has afforded her great versatility.
She's fluent in English and Spanish
with Japanese as a 3rd language. It
is her dream to become a
songwriter as well as record her
album one day soon in Reggaeton,
Reggae and R&B. This southern
hummingbird is poised and ready to
take the world by storm.
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Neal Boyke, born in Trinidad,
toured with Judy Mowatt, Sister
Carol & Mikey Dread. He also
studied classical and jazz. He is
inspired by Rush, Fred Hammond,
Steel Pulse. He started playing
keyboard at the tender age of 10.
He is versatile enough to play
drums and one day hopes to be a
successful producer. He lived in
Connecticut for 35 years before
moving to Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Beat master Randy Fuller. Whether
its Dancehall, roots, soca, African,
R&B or hip hop, this man can have
you on your feet swaying to the
sounds of SAHARA. With over 15
years of playing he is one of the best
at what he does. He resides in
Greensboro and his roots also stem
from the church. Randy hopes to one
day create his own jazz album.
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Our guitarist is Paul Patrice straight
out of Dominica in the Carribean.
Armed with over 20 years of live
performance and studio work, this
man is a musical giant who also
happens to be our musical director.
Based in Houston, Texas with his
band Sanza, he has since moved to
Greensboro and whenever he's not
playing with SAHARA he can be
found playing solo at some of our
finer restaurants. He is a force to be
reckoned with.
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