Matisyahu, 'Live at Stubb's Vol. II (Part III)' -- Video Exclusive

All this week Spinner has been rolling out exclusive footage from Matisyahu's upcoming DVD 'Live at Stubb's Volume II.' In the past two installments, the reggae artist addressed his musical upbringing and introduced viewers to his touring band, Dub Trio. In the latest clip, Matisyahu addresses the role of Judaism in his music and the public perception of him as a religious reggae musician.

"When I was 17, I left home in order to find my path and lived on the road for several months," he tells Spinner. "One day in a park in Vermont I heard this kid singing Rastaman chant, a central song of devotion. The words were familiar to me (from the Hebrew Pslams of King David) and something hit me. I felt I knew I could sing this song and really mean it."

For the young music lover, it was a moment of profound clarity. "In the moment as my destiny was revealing itself, reggae music, Judaism, and my quest to find my path all came together and I knew why I was given life--to unify these worlds."

Watch the exclusive clip from 'Live at Stubb's Volume II' below.