The album featured more number one hit singles like ("Undercover Lover", "Jah Music", "Do What Lovers Do" and "Love To Love You") and prompted another few years of touring for the band to promote the album. In December 2002, "Three Plus" performed at the Monterey County Fairgrounds in Monterey, California to a crowd of over 10,000. 'The Fairgrounds' is best known for hosting the annual Monterey Pop Festival, which embodies the themes of California as a focal point for the counterculture. It is also the event and venue which popularized artists like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Ravi Shankar and The Who in America, and launched the beginnings of the 1967 "Summer of Love". Due to their large population of Pacific Islanders, Polynesians and "transplanted" Native Hawaiians (people of Hawaiian ancestry or former Hawaii residents that now live on the U.S. Mainland), "Three Plus" has become enormously popular among the states along the West Coast of the United States. In 2010, Three Plus's version of Bob Marley's 1978 hit song "Is This Love", performed by Zinsman, was featured on the compilation album "Putamayo Presents: "A Tribute To A Reggae Legend: Bob Marley"". The album, released in the Netherlands, is currently available in 10 different countries and has sold close 200,000 copies to date. In 2009, the song "Shade On Me" was featured on several episodes of the A&E Network's television show "Parking Wars", which is syndicated in five different countries. Most of their music are still in heavy rotation on a variety of radio stations across the states of Hawaii, Nevada, California as well as Guam, Tahiti, New Zealand and Japan. However, in 2007 Zinsman left the group to pursue other endeavors and re-located to the Big Island of Hawaii. Upon relocating, Zinsman decided to take a lesser "up front" role as an artist and focused more on producing, managing and developing other acts. In 2008, he formed the island reggae music sextet Hi-Town (short for Hilo town) and in 2010 they released their self-entitled debut album to rave reviews. Produced by Zinsman, the "Hi-Town" album would go on to win the 2010 Hawaii Music Award for Island Contemporary Album of The Year, as well as produce five number one singles, ("You're Beautiful", "All We Need", "Run & Hide" ft. O-Shen & Damon Williams, "He Come, He Go" and "Lose Your Love").