Ocean Alley is inspired by the greats like Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, and Bradley Nowell. When the members of Ocean Alley figured out they could all play instruments, they easily formed a band. The band has created an embodiment of all of their inspirations in their music, playing soulful psychedelic rock and reggae tracks. They have toured across Australia and... read full bio
Omega Mighty wants her music to inspire you and give you a sense of power. But the artist acknowledges that occasionally it was difficult for her to feel that way. Her advice is to just be yourself and to accept yourself if that self differs from the standard. On her first EP Me & Youforia, which combines her sensual and silky... read full bio
Oscar Jerome is a London-based singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for his eclectic and innovative approach to music. Born in Norwich, UK, in 1991, he grew up in a family of musicians and was exposed to a wide range of genres from a young age, including jazz, soul, hip-hop, and reggae. Jerome studied jazz guitar at the prestigious Trinity Laban... read full bio
Pachy Garcia, a native of Puerto Rico, began playing the guitar at a young age, but his growing fascination with early Jamaican music led him to move to piano and bass. He didn't start teaching himself to play drums until he moved to Los Angeles. Around that time, he started the band Prettiest Eyes and began amassing cheap recording gear... read full bio
Pacific Dub is an alternative reggae band from Huntington Beach, California. The band is comprised of members Colton Place, Hunter Porter, Ryan Naglich, David Delaney, and Nathan Ueda. Pacific Dub uses heavy guitar and smooth rhythms to perform their own take on reggae music. The band exudes coastal vibes, giving off a message of love and peace with their sounds,... read full bio
Passafire has gone through several phases of redefining their sound, style, and lineup. The band's biggest 'reset' occurred for their fourth album release, Start From Scratch. Passafire got new band member, Mike DeGuzman on the keyboard, a new producer Paul Leary, and a freshly made band-owned label, FlameGuy Records. Their fourth album stands apart from the rest by having a... read full bio
For the last 19 years, The Reggae Revolution has toured and worked along side highly acclaimed stars such as sting and steel pulse, among many others. In 2001 they became the first Reggae act ever to appear on stage at the Sidney Opera House, enticing a usually sitting crowd to get on their feet and dance for joy.... read full bio
Patoranking is the stage name of Nigerian reggae-dancehall musician and songwriter Patrick Nnaemeka Okorie. Although he was raised in Ijegun-Egba Satellite Town and was born on May 27, 1990, his family hails from Onicha in Ebonyi State. Patoranking went to Jibril Martin Memorial Grammar School in Iponri and Citizen Comprehensive College in Epe, Lagos. Patoranking began his musical career by working... read full bio
Dominican Republic-born vocalist Paul St. Hilaire performs reggae music. He started working with Rhythm & Sound (Moritz von Oswald, Mark Ernestus), who created a number of records on their own Burial Mix label with his vocals. These releases have influenced listeners and other producers ever since. He made multiple cameos on electronic albums by artists such as Deadbeat, Beat Pharmacy,... read full bio
Peach Fur, an independent quartet from the Gold Coast, embodies the quintessential Australian tale of daring to dream and persevering in doing what you love. The band started out small, playing lunchtime jams and Battle of the Bands competitions during their high school years. They went on to achieve a debut European tour, three successful EPs, and over 10 million... read full bio
Meet Pepper; Bret Bollinger, Kaleo Wassman, and Yesod Williams, three young innovative minds mixed with divine inspiration from the Hawaiian Islands. Their first album ""Given It"" recorded in Kailua-Kona combines their unique style of dancehall, reggae, punk, hip-hop, and pop. Concentrating on live performances and culminating rich sincere relationships with each and every fan, Pepper has toured with 311... read full bio
Pras is an American rapper as well as a two-time grammy award winner. He is best known for being one of the founding members of the Fugees, a critically acclaimed hip hop group. He has many hit singles including Ghetto Supastar (That Is What You Are)", "Turn You On", and "Blue Angels". "Turn You On" peaked at number 2 on... read full bio
Projexx is an up-and-coming reggae dancehall singer-songwriter and producer from Kingston, Jamaica. Projexx is the son of producer Lloyd “John John” James and the grandson of producer Lloyd “King Jammy” so music was born into his blood. Projexx began producing and writing his own songs when he was only 12 years old and was taught the fundamentals from both his... read full bio
Over the past five years, Jamaica has seen an exhilarating "Reggae Revival," a renaissance of conscious, natural music. The leader of this movement continues to be Protoje. The GRAMMY-nominated artist, Oje Ken Ollivierre, was born in Saint Elizabeth to singer Lorna Bennett and former calypso king Mike Ollivierre of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. He blends hip-hop, R&B, soul and rock into... read full bio
Raging Fyah is a reggae band from Kingston, Jamaica, whose members were mentored by former Third World keyboardist Ibo Cooper. They started out as a supporting band for popular artists in Jamaica, eventually releasing their album Judgement Day. Raging Fyah was soon performing at prominent venues throughout the world and headlining Europes top reggae festivals, such as Summerjam, Rototom Sunsplash... read full bio
With their intense live performances and genre-defying blend of reggae, funk, soul, rock and Caribbean rhythms, Rawayana, who are originally from Venezuela, have established themselves as one of Latin America's most intriguing alternative artists. Through their label, Brocoli Records, Rawayana has so far independently published four studio albums, including Licencia Para Ser Libre and Rawayanaland. Caribbean trippy music and Cuando Los Acéfalos... read full bio
Reggae DJ Patrick Williams, alias Rebel Clash, is located in the UK and is forging his own path. His love for sound-system culture inspires him to play vinyl and acetate dub plates. He was first influenced by artists like General Smiley, Papa Michigan & Amp, the fabled Studio One label and other recordings from Bob Marley's Tuff Gong Imprint while growing up... read full bio
Mike Maglinti, Will Sua, Andrew Bubba Hodges and Tunez Moananu are the vocal talents behind the reggae group Rebel Souljahz. Playing instrumentals are Sherwin Debrum (keyboards), Gotaro Oshitari (keyboards, Jaden Jumawan (guitar), Darin Professah Garcia (guitar), Puunui Wong (bass) and Luke Daddario (drums). Their debut album, Nothing To Hide, was an instant success in the music industry. It spent more... read full bio
A dozen years into Rebelutions stirring career, the release of the California reggae bands fifth album Falling Into Place finds them more energized than ever. Touring relentlessly since Count Me In debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Reggae chart, the bands members have expanded their songwriting horizons and recorded eleven tight new tracks that fuse an ever-youthful attitude of... read full bio
Reel 2 Real is an American electronic and reggae style musical project that was led by DJ Erick Morillo was has since passed. The musical project was best known for their hit single, “I Like to Move It,” which featured The Mad Stuntman. The single peaked at number 89 on the US Billboard charts and went on to earn certified... read full bio
