Exuma the Obeah Man

Did you know? Exuma's "BAAL" was featured in Logan Sandler's "Live Cargo" film at the 2016 AFI FEST Have a look!
Available on Amazon Prime/Itunes:
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Exuma the Obeah Man updated their business hours.

Have we heard anything more epic than the 's latest soundtrack? NOPE! Listen to the album now on all digital platforms featuring Exuma’s song, “Exuma, The Obeah Man"

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Special thanks to:

Nope (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Music by: Michael Abels

What an exhilarating and jaw-dropping premiere! Thank you Jordan Peele () and Universal Pictures ()

Exuma performing at the Lincoln Out-of-Doors Festival
August 19,1997

Check out Rolling Stones' article featuring Tony McKay as we look back on his debut album "Exuma the Obeah Man" See link below:

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/exuma-obeah-man-album-tony-mackey-1083973/ =social&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=social_bar&utm_content=top_amp&utm_id=1083973

'Exuma' at 50: How a Bahamian Artist Channeled Island Culture Into a Strange Sonic Ritual In 1970, the man considered a “voodoo Richie Havens” celebrated his roots and condemned slavery on his gripping debut LP. Fans and participants look back at a sui generis cult classic

Macfarlane Gregory Anthony Mackey, known professionally as Tony McKay and Exuma, is a Bahamian musician, artist, playwright and author best known for his almost unclassifiable music, a strong mixture of carnival, junkanoo, calypso, reggae, African music and folk music. Role model,friend,father; his contribution to Bahamian music and culture is unmatched

"Tony McKay was my given name
Given on Cat Island when my mama felt the pain
Creatures of the earth, space, sea, and land
I'm Exuma, I'm the obeah man"
Born: February 18, 1942, Cat Island, The Bahamas
Died: January 25, 1997, Nassau, The Bahamas
Legacy still strong...⚡️
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