Mikey General

British-born Jamaican Michael Taylor aka Mikey General, moved to Jamaica at the age of two and not long after began to imitate songs on the radio and television. Wooing the people in his community by singing Michael Jackson songs. His public recognition began when he sung in the school and church choirs. He grew up in the middle class community of Valentine Gardens in Saint Andrew, but it was inevitable that the sound systems of the neighbouring ghetto communities Ackee Walk and Jackson Town would draw him. This is where his career really began. Whilst singing on sound systems and

Mr Yagga Yo

Introducing Mr Yagga Yo He is the epitome of versatility; with a style influenced by Reggae’s pace setters Jimmy Cliff, Black Mice, Terry Ganzie, Super Cat, Ninja Man, Spragga Benz and Buju Banton, Mr Yagga Yo has welded for himself an identity distinct from any of these musical icons but will prove just as powerful. While most used high school as a stage, the early entertainer played on the desktops and music school piano while sharpening his clever freestyle skills. Known as ‘Spooks’ at the time he underwent music and singing lessons by joining his school choir in Virginia. This

King Mas

King Mas is a musical amalgamation of culture and art. A voice that reverberates thought-provoking messages, King Mas is a trailblazer for the conscious reggae fusion movement. Dubbed the “Musical Obeah Man”, The King has inherited an ancestral music tradition that spans generations. A native of Boston, Massachusetts, King Mas was born to culturally grounded Caribbean parents. His father Supreme, is a legendary calypso monarch from the island of Montserrat, and his mother a Clarendon born Jamaican who grew up during the formative years of reggae music. This is not to mention, an immensely talented lineage that is comprised of

Lion D

Lion D (David) was born in London, in 1982, of Italian mother and Nigerian father. In 1983, his mother moved back to Italy with him, and in Italy, where he actually lives, he became fond of reggae music at college times, and later started writing songs in Jamaican patois. As time goes on, his passion turned into something more, and he performed in several dancehalls around Italy with many sounds like Burnin’ Melody Sound, Kaya Sound, Wadada Sound, Clean Heart Sound Station, I-Tal Sound, etc… and in occasion of concerts of Italian artists (Sud Sound System, Villa Ada, etc..) and

Kris Kelli

In 2004 Kris Kelli entered the music business filming a music video for her first single “Hide Away” soon after that video shoot she ventured on an eleven-city tour of the U.S.A as well as performing in Canada and a number of major stage shows and charity events locally. Through-out that year was enough to convince her that she had made the right decision to pursue a career in music. Much of the next 18 months had Kris Kelli in Studios working with a number of Top Producers in Jamaica to release her debut album titled ‘MY WORLD’. This album

Konshens

Born Garfield Delano Spence – Konshens never actually planned a career in music, apart from enjoying the vibe it gave him growing up. He was just like the average Jamaican youngster, “at that time it was just ball game, school and girls, I never saw music as a profession” he vividly recalls. A resident of Sherlock a garrison community located in the Duhaney Park area of Kingston, Konshens began showing a commitment in music pretty late, 2005 to be specific. Back then the now DJ was just another curious stranger who use to hang out with his older brother Delus

Kirk Davis

Kirk Davis has a passion, love and hunger for God so strong it is evident in every note he sings. With a voice that can only be described as a gift from God, Kirk draws his listening audience closer to the Lord as he fills their hearts and souls with the power and glory of the Holy Spirit. Kirk Davis is a soulful almost R&B styled crooner with a style that is one of a kind, lending itself quite easily to the crossover without leaving the Reggae arena. In an era when the ordinary is considered exceptional and the average

Khari Kill

Born in the ghetto of La Horqutta in Trinidad, at a young age Khari Kill discovered his gift of song writing and love for Reggae music. Khari Kill bases his name and lyrics on trying to end oppression, injustice, racism, poverty and evil principalities in both high and low places. Khari performs with high energy and spirit and has performed in Europe, the Caribbean Islands and in numerous states in the U.S. with this hit debut single ” Picture of Selassie” on the Massive B label, which went straight to 1 on reggae charts world wide. His music is buzzing

Kashief Lindo

Kashief Lindo was born, lived, and nurtured in an environment dedicated to the creation of music. His father Willie Lindo produced and wrote some of reggaes most popular songs, for artist such as Beres Hammond, Dennis Brown, Maxi Priest to name a few. Willie took his son Kashief to the studio almost every day from his birth. One day Willie and Beres Hammond were in the studio recording for about 12 hours, while four year old Kashief sat and watched patiently, as the two geniuses worked. On their way home the idea for one of Beres’s popular songs was born,

Kali Blaxx

“Music is like breathing to me; it comes naturally.” – Kali Blaxx On the 26th of August 1982, the world was blessed with a musical genius, named, Rupert Dickenson. Being the first born for his mother, Rupert spent his early years in the community of Charlestown, St. Mary. Shortly after, his family relocated to the area of Greenwich Acres in Steer Town, St. Ann. While growing up in Steer Town, Rupert attended the Steer Town Primary and Junior High School and later on the Marcus Garvey Technical High School in pursuit of formal education. At a tender age, Rupert developed

Mikey General

British-born Jamaican Michael Taylor aka Mikey General, moved to Jamaica at the age of two and not long after began to imitate songs on the radio and television. Wooing the people in his community by singing Michael Jackson songs. His public recognition began when he sung in the school and church choirs. He grew up in the middle class community of Valentine Gardens in Saint Andrew, but it was inevitable that the sound systems of the neighbouring ghetto communities Ackee Walk and Jackson Town would draw him. This is where his career really began. Whilst singing on sound systems and

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Mr Yagga Yo

Introducing Mr Yagga Yo He is the epitome of versatility; with a style influenced by Reggae’s pace setters Jimmy Cliff, Black Mice, Terry Ganzie, Super Cat, Ninja Man, Spragga Benz and Buju Banton, Mr Yagga Yo has welded for himself an identity distinct from any of these musical icons but will prove just as powerful. While most used high school as a stage, the early entertainer played on the desktops and music school piano while sharpening his clever freestyle skills. Known as ‘Spooks’ at the time he underwent music and singing lessons by joining his school choir in Virginia. This

Read More »

King Mas

King Mas is a musical amalgamation of culture and art. A voice that reverberates thought-provoking messages, King Mas is a trailblazer for the conscious reggae fusion movement. Dubbed the “Musical Obeah Man”, The King has inherited an ancestral music tradition that spans generations. A native of Boston, Massachusetts, King Mas was born to culturally grounded Caribbean parents. His father Supreme, is a legendary calypso monarch from the island of Montserrat, and his mother a Clarendon born Jamaican who grew up during the formative years of reggae music. This is not to mention, an immensely talented lineage that is comprised of

Read More »

Lion D

Lion D (David) was born in London, in 1982, of Italian mother and Nigerian father. In 1983, his mother moved back to Italy with him, and in Italy, where he actually lives, he became fond of reggae music at college times, and later started writing songs in Jamaican patois. As time goes on, his passion turned into something more, and he performed in several dancehalls around Italy with many sounds like Burnin’ Melody Sound, Kaya Sound, Wadada Sound, Clean Heart Sound Station, I-Tal Sound, etc… and in occasion of concerts of Italian artists (Sud Sound System, Villa Ada, etc..) and

Read More »

Kris Kelli

In 2004 Kris Kelli entered the music business filming a music video for her first single “Hide Away” soon after that video shoot she ventured on an eleven-city tour of the U.S.A as well as performing in Canada and a number of major stage shows and charity events locally. Through-out that year was enough to convince her that she had made the right decision to pursue a career in music. Much of the next 18 months had Kris Kelli in Studios working with a number of Top Producers in Jamaica to release her debut album titled ‘MY WORLD’. This album

Read More »

Konshens

Born Garfield Delano Spence – Konshens never actually planned a career in music, apart from enjoying the vibe it gave him growing up. He was just like the average Jamaican youngster, “at that time it was just ball game, school and girls, I never saw music as a profession” he vividly recalls. A resident of Sherlock a garrison community located in the Duhaney Park area of Kingston, Konshens began showing a commitment in music pretty late, 2005 to be specific. Back then the now DJ was just another curious stranger who use to hang out with his older brother Delus

Read More »

Kirk Davis

Kirk Davis has a passion, love and hunger for God so strong it is evident in every note he sings. With a voice that can only be described as a gift from God, Kirk draws his listening audience closer to the Lord as he fills their hearts and souls with the power and glory of the Holy Spirit. Kirk Davis is a soulful almost R&B styled crooner with a style that is one of a kind, lending itself quite easily to the crossover without leaving the Reggae arena. In an era when the ordinary is considered exceptional and the average

Read More »

Khari Kill

Born in the ghetto of La Horqutta in Trinidad, at a young age Khari Kill discovered his gift of song writing and love for Reggae music. Khari Kill bases his name and lyrics on trying to end oppression, injustice, racism, poverty and evil principalities in both high and low places. Khari performs with high energy and spirit and has performed in Europe, the Caribbean Islands and in numerous states in the U.S. with this hit debut single ” Picture of Selassie” on the Massive B label, which went straight to 1 on reggae charts world wide. His music is buzzing

Read More »

Kashief Lindo

Kashief Lindo was born, lived, and nurtured in an environment dedicated to the creation of music. His father Willie Lindo produced and wrote some of reggaes most popular songs, for artist such as Beres Hammond, Dennis Brown, Maxi Priest to name a few. Willie took his son Kashief to the studio almost every day from his birth. One day Willie and Beres Hammond were in the studio recording for about 12 hours, while four year old Kashief sat and watched patiently, as the two geniuses worked. On their way home the idea for one of Beres’s popular songs was born,

Read More »

Kali Blaxx

“Music is like breathing to me; it comes naturally.” – Kali Blaxx On the 26th of August 1982, the world was blessed with a musical genius, named, Rupert Dickenson. Being the first born for his mother, Rupert spent his early years in the community of Charlestown, St. Mary. Shortly after, his family relocated to the area of Greenwich Acres in Steer Town, St. Ann. While growing up in Steer Town, Rupert attended the Steer Town Primary and Junior High School and later on the Marcus Garvey Technical High School in pursuit of formal education. At a tender age, Rupert developed

Read More »

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