Sshh Starkey

Sshh shares her journey from Punk to reggae music and being the
principal of Trojan Jamaica, a mother and band leader. “SSHH’s
music … doesn’t sacrifice the knack for melody Zak picked up
playing with groups like The Who and Oasis, or by being the son of
one of the most melodious groups in rock history.”
– Entertainment Weekly “The duo deliver a faithful, but
blistering cover of “Problems” alongside Matlock and Cook, with
Liguz injecting her melodic vocal turn with plenty of Johnny
Rotten-esque snottiness.” – Rolling Stone Magazine “Sshh Liguz
and Zak Starkey (son of Ringo) are the brains behind SSHH, the
electro-punk duo. This cut of ‘Get Up Stand Up’ takes a more
maximalist approach than the original Wailers tune and translates
as stadium-ready upon the first listen.” – Stereogum “Liguz’s
singing voice is flawlessly punk—ice queen Siouxsie Sioux, with the
spunk of Johnny Rotten and the balls to take on any genre of
music.” – RIFF Magazine “A pelvis swinging slice of gnarly
power-pop rock with vocals so saucy they make ketchup seem like
mere water” – NME Magazine SSHH is a rare breed of band. With
comparisons ranging from Aphex Twin to The Sex Pistols, these guys
are extreme. Fronted by the force of nature that is the singer Sshh
Liguz, whose vocals have been described as a mixture of "Bowie,
Siouxie Soux, Iggy Pop, Karen O & Robert Plant" she's a pint
sized pocket rocket to be reckoned with. By her side is the man of
the hour- Zak Starkey, wielding his weapon of choice--a
guitar--that takes your breath away and makes the hair on the back
of your neck stand up on end in excitement. With awesome intent he
moves around creating sounds to make you move! Lyrical and dynamic-
the duo make, break, and make music again, drawing on inspiration
from personal experience as well as the wonders of the world and
the seedy underbelly that seethes just beneath the surface, no
stone is left unturned.