Rising from the back yards of Okaloosa County, Florida, HERITAGE broke into the pop/reggae scene in 2009 with their debut album, Natural High.  This album mixes Tony Verecchia's easily digested vocals and the fluidity of Damien Kealoha’s vibrant ukulele sound to produce an effort bursting at the seams with ultra-catchy originals. With standout tracks like "Broken Pieces," already certified platinum in their family households and local friends, Heritage can count on an abundance of future success.

Formed in 2007, starting with three guys in a backyard with a ukulele and a set of bongos, they played just for fun with family and friends.  Before they knew it, they were performing locally.  With the addition of Hunter Dawson, a guitarist with a rock/alternative style, hip-hop drummer, RJ Hernandez, reggae-influenced bassist, Matt Moore, latin/pop percussionist, Dave Posey, and the smooth soulful vocals of Eric Yra, they bring both a flavor and appeal to the masses.  They eventually started recording their original masterpieces, producing an authentic sound, which is now HERITAGE.  Today, HERITAGE is sharing their passion and love for music on the Gulf Coast gaining ground quickly throughout the US and beyond.

Although HERITAGE is comprised of seven very different ethnic backgrounds and personalities, the synergy between them is extraordinary and comes together on stage, creating a dynamic visual/musical experience. They cited influences like Bob Marley, Incubus, 311, Sublime, Ben Harper, Michael Jackson and even the Cure.  Their fans would say that their music would be considered as eclectic island pop, giving HERITAGE widespread appeal and bridging the gap between an array of musical influences.