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Upsetta Records

Upsetta Records was born out of a lifelong love for reggae and dancehall music and culture. It began back in the late 90’s when Thomas Dubee & JJ “Dante” Vezina met through a mutual friend. Quickly realising they shared a love for music, the two began their journey of collaborating on several projects and building up their skills on the turntables. Early 2000 found the two leaving Burlington, Vermont with Dubee heading to his home area of Connecticut and Dante heading to NYC. Over the next 5 years Dubee would find himself solidified in the dancehall reggae movement having been

The Lambsbread

Formed in 2003 on the mystical island of Kauai, The Lambsbread are one of the foundational roots reggae artists’ of Hawaii. Delivering a positive message of love & unity, The Lambsbread is well know around the world for their conscious message and hard roots riddims. When Kaya and Nadia first met on the island of Kauai, they knew they had a long life of music together. Living together on the island, writing music, and studying the teachings of His Majesty, the Lambsbread penned their first single “Love in the House” (2003 Zion High Productions). After sending out their demo to

DJ Vadim

DJ Vadim aka Daddy Vad Biography. What happens if you cross a Brazilian carnival spirit with a reggae sound-system and fresh hiphop production with a tour schedule that dwarfs British Airways flight plan made by a immigrant to London? The DubCatcher is born. There are some musicians/ bands who make 1 album and disappear. There are others who literally don’t stop in the studio or on the road like Tupac, J Dilla, or BB king. There is being prolific, and there are people who actually seap music through their pours. Well DJ Vadim, aka Daddy Vad has definitely planted his

Dan Subtifuge

Based in the UK, Dan Subtifuge is a total allrounder in the music business, producing and DJ’ing high quality Jungle and Reggae music, that has been gaining critical acclaim on a worldwide level. The list of Dan Subtifuge’s achievements grows daily. Dj’ing alongside & supporting various well known artists, such as Aphrodite, Crissy Criss, Heist, Run Tingz Cru, Nicky Blackmarket, Terry T, Tyke, Ragga Twins, Marvellous Cain, Serial Killaz & Silent Code, Aries, Gold Dubs, Jungle Alliance, Potential Badboy, Kenny Ken & many more, bringing him ever closer to becoming a household name in his own right. Whilst establishing himself

Exco Levi

Born to the religion of music, and chanting faith in Rastafari, Exco Levi is one of Reggae’s most attractive voices who’s unafraid to deliver uplifting messages wrapped in engaging melodic compositions. Coming from roots based in Manchester, Jamaica, Exco migrated to Toronto, Canada in his teens, and pursued music as a career. Following in the footsteps of his Father who is himself an artist and sound system selector, Exco Levi realised his gift for writing significant lyrics, and weaving those lyrics with song. Using a notebook and pen, Exco has crafted some of the most thought provoking singles in Reggae

Raging Fyah

Regarded as one of Jamaica’s most promising young acts, the band Raging Fyah makes music that is tethered to their island’s enduring, much emulated roots rock reggae tradition yet is distinguished by an expansive vision that propels their musical journey forward. The band received critical acclaim for the intricate harmonies, nuanced musicianship and impressive songwriting skills showcased on their previous self-released albums, “Judgement Day” (2011) and “Destiny” (2014), while songs such as the redemptive “Nah Look Back” and the spiritually enriching “Jah Glory” earned comparisons to legendary reggae outfits including England’s Aswad and Steel Pulse, and Jamaica’s beloved Third World.

Randy Valentine

Versatile singer, songwriter, producer Ronald Junior Fritz aka Randy Valentine, hails from country sides of Clarendon in Jamaica. As a child growing up he was heavily influenced by his fathers love for music, which was expressed mostly via a sound system that his father owned called Shining Star Sound. He started off his music career in 2005 (2 years after emigrating with his family to the UK) as a local DJ, where he used to perform in clubs in and out of London which led to him working for two years on an online Radio Station Switch 106 where he

Knii Lante

Knii Lante has covered Ed Sheeran’s Billboard Chart breaker, ‘Thinking Out Loud’, with an enthralling reggae version produced by Dean Fraser (Tuff Gong Studios International/Penthouse Records), as well as Adele’s ‘Hello’ featuring Big Hills. He is Bass Awards (Ghana) 2015 Reggae Artiste of The Year, tipped by Dermot Hussey (Riffin’, Sirius XM) as an artiste to watch.Arguably the sweetest voice out Africa in decades, Knii Lante (pronounced ~ nee lan-tay) is a Ghanaian recording/performing artiste based in Accra, a medical doctor by day and a musician by night, sometimes affectionately referred to as “the singing doctor from Ghana”, known in

Dre Island

Dre Island is undoubtedly one of the more intelligent and exciting young musicians, to emerge out of Kingston, Jamaica. Born Andre Johnson, on May 2, 1988, Dre Island exhibited a very strong interest towards music at a young age. His enthusiasm pushed his grandmother into convincing his father to have Dre take music lessons. Dre had the privilege of choosing which instrument he wanted to learn. He chose the piano. As the lessons went by, he improved his skills and began to love the piano more and more. At age 11 Dre was introduced to a recording studio. He observed

Silkki Wonda

Silkki Wonda, “Shaydz”, was born Ricardo Y. Lynch on July 17, 1986. Shaydz’s Mother and Father raised Shaydz and his two older sisters in Rollinton, Kingston. It was the combination of growing up in the heart of Kingston City and in a Christian household, which provided a balance for Shaydz and his sisters. Shaydz’s first memory of music was his father buying a guitar from their landlord in Maxfield. Shaydz was in such awe of the guitar he began to toy around and play the guitar. As a youth, Shaydz’s Mother always listened to old school music such as Ray

Upsetta Records

Upsetta Records was born out of a lifelong love for reggae and dancehall music and culture. It began back in the late 90’s when Thomas Dubee & JJ “Dante” Vezina met through a mutual friend. Quickly realising they shared a love for music, the two began their journey of collaborating on several projects and building up their skills on the turntables. Early 2000 found the two leaving Burlington, Vermont with Dubee heading to his home area of Connecticut and Dante heading to NYC. Over the next 5 years Dubee would find himself solidified in the dancehall reggae movement having been

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The Lambsbread

Formed in 2003 on the mystical island of Kauai, The Lambsbread are one of the foundational roots reggae artists’ of Hawaii. Delivering a positive message of love & unity, The Lambsbread is well know around the world for their conscious message and hard roots riddims. When Kaya and Nadia first met on the island of Kauai, they knew they had a long life of music together. Living together on the island, writing music, and studying the teachings of His Majesty, the Lambsbread penned their first single “Love in the House” (2003 Zion High Productions). After sending out their demo to

Read More »

DJ Vadim

DJ Vadim aka Daddy Vad Biography. What happens if you cross a Brazilian carnival spirit with a reggae sound-system and fresh hiphop production with a tour schedule that dwarfs British Airways flight plan made by a immigrant to London? The DubCatcher is born. There are some musicians/ bands who make 1 album and disappear. There are others who literally don’t stop in the studio or on the road like Tupac, J Dilla, or BB king. There is being prolific, and there are people who actually seap music through their pours. Well DJ Vadim, aka Daddy Vad has definitely planted his

Read More »

Dan Subtifuge

Based in the UK, Dan Subtifuge is a total allrounder in the music business, producing and DJ’ing high quality Jungle and Reggae music, that has been gaining critical acclaim on a worldwide level. The list of Dan Subtifuge’s achievements grows daily. Dj’ing alongside & supporting various well known artists, such as Aphrodite, Crissy Criss, Heist, Run Tingz Cru, Nicky Blackmarket, Terry T, Tyke, Ragga Twins, Marvellous Cain, Serial Killaz & Silent Code, Aries, Gold Dubs, Jungle Alliance, Potential Badboy, Kenny Ken & many more, bringing him ever closer to becoming a household name in his own right. Whilst establishing himself

Read More »

Exco Levi

Born to the religion of music, and chanting faith in Rastafari, Exco Levi is one of Reggae’s most attractive voices who’s unafraid to deliver uplifting messages wrapped in engaging melodic compositions. Coming from roots based in Manchester, Jamaica, Exco migrated to Toronto, Canada in his teens, and pursued music as a career. Following in the footsteps of his Father who is himself an artist and sound system selector, Exco Levi realised his gift for writing significant lyrics, and weaving those lyrics with song. Using a notebook and pen, Exco has crafted some of the most thought provoking singles in Reggae

Read More »

Raging Fyah

Regarded as one of Jamaica’s most promising young acts, the band Raging Fyah makes music that is tethered to their island’s enduring, much emulated roots rock reggae tradition yet is distinguished by an expansive vision that propels their musical journey forward. The band received critical acclaim for the intricate harmonies, nuanced musicianship and impressive songwriting skills showcased on their previous self-released albums, “Judgement Day” (2011) and “Destiny” (2014), while songs such as the redemptive “Nah Look Back” and the spiritually enriching “Jah Glory” earned comparisons to legendary reggae outfits including England’s Aswad and Steel Pulse, and Jamaica’s beloved Third World.

Read More »

Randy Valentine

Versatile singer, songwriter, producer Ronald Junior Fritz aka Randy Valentine, hails from country sides of Clarendon in Jamaica. As a child growing up he was heavily influenced by his fathers love for music, which was expressed mostly via a sound system that his father owned called Shining Star Sound. He started off his music career in 2005 (2 years after emigrating with his family to the UK) as a local DJ, where he used to perform in clubs in and out of London which led to him working for two years on an online Radio Station Switch 106 where he

Read More »

Knii Lante

Knii Lante has covered Ed Sheeran’s Billboard Chart breaker, ‘Thinking Out Loud’, with an enthralling reggae version produced by Dean Fraser (Tuff Gong Studios International/Penthouse Records), as well as Adele’s ‘Hello’ featuring Big Hills. He is Bass Awards (Ghana) 2015 Reggae Artiste of The Year, tipped by Dermot Hussey (Riffin’, Sirius XM) as an artiste to watch.Arguably the sweetest voice out Africa in decades, Knii Lante (pronounced ~ nee lan-tay) is a Ghanaian recording/performing artiste based in Accra, a medical doctor by day and a musician by night, sometimes affectionately referred to as “the singing doctor from Ghana”, known in

Read More »

Dre Island

Dre Island is undoubtedly one of the more intelligent and exciting young musicians, to emerge out of Kingston, Jamaica. Born Andre Johnson, on May 2, 1988, Dre Island exhibited a very strong interest towards music at a young age. His enthusiasm pushed his grandmother into convincing his father to have Dre take music lessons. Dre had the privilege of choosing which instrument he wanted to learn. He chose the piano. As the lessons went by, he improved his skills and began to love the piano more and more. At age 11 Dre was introduced to a recording studio. He observed

Read More »

Silkki Wonda

Silkki Wonda, “Shaydz”, was born Ricardo Y. Lynch on July 17, 1986. Shaydz’s Mother and Father raised Shaydz and his two older sisters in Rollinton, Kingston. It was the combination of growing up in the heart of Kingston City and in a Christian household, which provided a balance for Shaydz and his sisters. Shaydz’s first memory of music was his father buying a guitar from their landlord in Maxfield. Shaydz was in such awe of the guitar he began to toy around and play the guitar. As a youth, Shaydz’s Mother always listened to old school music such as Ray

Read More »

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