The Human Rights are a Canadian reggae band from Toronto, known for blending authentic roots reggae with modern influences and socially conscious themes. Formed in 2007 around the talents of lead singer Friendlyness and joined by drummer Eric Woolston, the eight-piece ensemble has become one of Canada’s most respected reggae acts. Over the years, they have toured extensively across Canada and the U.S., including stops in New Orleans and Austin, sharing their music and message of unity and social justice. The band’s sound is characterized by warm vocals, tight rhythms, and live brass, creating a vibrant, energetic experience that resonates with audiences of all ages. With albums like One People and Reggae Strong, The Human Rights remain committed to the core principles of reggae while infusing it with their own contemporary flair. Their live performances are celebrated for their infectious energy, engaging stage presence, and messages of equality and togetherness, making them ambassadors of reggae in Canada and beyond, and a testament to the enduring power of music to inspire and unite communities.
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