Solabeat Alliance formed late in 1998 under the name Spankboy. Their sound was a reflection of their travels to the sunshine lands, combined with a thirst for rock. SBA drew influences from Caribbean culture through to Calypso, Ska and Punk Rock.
They began by playing gigs in and around the local area, most notably Salisbury Arts Centre, where they regularly sold-out the venue. In 2000 they released the self-financed album Adventures In Blue Fl...
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