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Reggae singer Oje Ken Ollivierre performed under his stage name Protoje at the 31st annual JazzReggae Festival hosted by Cultural Affairs Commission in Sunset Recreation. He took the stage with funky keyboard tunes and an electric guitar, and featured two female vocalists on &quot;Rasta Love.&quot; In between two of his songs, he encouraged the crowd to live in the moment. (Stella Huang/Daily Bruin)

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The smell of barbecue ribs and the sound of reggae pop remixes wafted through the air Monday at UCLA’s JazzReggae Festival. Concertgoers filed through the gates of the Sunset Canyon Recreation Center, sporting multicolored tinted glasses, crop tops and brightly patterned flannels.

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JazzReggae Festival features powerful performers, brightens up Sunset Rec

By Lisa Aubry, Cameron Vernali

May 29, 2017 7:57 p.m.