Gills and Wings on Halloween night, 2008, the anniversary of the Miamians arrival in Richmond. Gills and Wings has appeared twice on WRIR-FM (once in live performance) and on the stage of Richmond's National Theater. Their song "Circus" was featured on an episode of (originally airing March 4, 2009). Gills and Wings Gills and Wings is a five-piece band based in Richmond, Virginia. Its members are Danny Reyes (vocals, synthesizer), Santiago de la Fuente (vocals, piano), Alex McCallum (guitar, backing vocals), Matt Hulcher (bass, bass synth, backing vocals), and Andrew Hackett (drums, electronic percussion). Danny Reyes studied music at New World School of
Half Pint an updated remake of his "Winsome" with R&B singer DIA. Half Pint was nominated and awarded the "Producer's Respect Award" at the 26th International Reggae and World Music Awards held in New York City at the Apollo Theater on 5 May 2007. Half Pint headlined at the Jamaica 360 festival in Ocho Rios, Jamaica in May, and a return performance at the 15th Annual Reggae Sumfest in Montego Bay, Jamaica in July. He also released "No Stress Express" that year. Sublime's 1996 hit, "What I Got", was based on the chorus of Half Pint's track "Loving". In 2012, Half Pint