Bob Marley's son, Ky-mani Marley, carries the torch of his father with Many More Roads, an album of well crafted, beautifully written and deeply personal songs performed with fiery passion. Many More Roads takes the listener on a journey through Ky-mani's joy, heartbreak and political point of view, and displays his diverse musical talent. Though centered in the classic reggae... read full bio
Kranium is a reggae and dancehall singer from Jamaica. Kranium first started his career as a dancehall singer when his uncle, a star known as Screwdriver, took Kranium under his wing. Pursuing a solo career, Kranium’s song, ‘Nobody Has to Know’, launched him into fame in the United States. The song sold more than 40,000 copies and peaked at number... read full bio
For more than a decade, Kolohe Kai has been one of the most prominent artists in Pacific Island Reggae music. Since securing a record deal, Roman De Peralta's project, born and raised on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, has generated ten Island Reggae songs. Kolohe Kai's sound combines the localism of ukulele music with the rhythms of roots reggae and more... read full bio
Koffee is a Jamaican Reggae artist, rapper, DJ, singer, and guitarist from Spanish Town, Jamaica. Growing up, her mother was an occasional actor and a Seventh-day Adventist. Koffee was inspired by her mothers religious background to sing in her church choir and she then taught herself to play the guitar at only 12 years old. Not too long after, Koffee... read full bio
KIOKO is a hard-hitting reggae band from Birmingham, UK that is renowned for its contagious rhythms and thrilling live shows. The band takes pleasure in the fact that their music is politically and sociologically relevant to today's rapidly changing society. They are greatly influenced by Jamaican and Caribbean music as well as the music of their multicultural ancestry. KIOKO has established their status... read full bio
Keznamdi is a reggae singer-songwriter and musician who is from Kingston, Jamaica. While growing up, Keznamdi’s parents were lead singers of the reggae band, Chakula, so Keznamdi always felt he was destined for a musical career as well. Keznamdi began performing himself at a young age and recorded his first song, “Mix a Color,” when he was only five years... read full bio
One of the real melting pots of the world is Trinidad and Tobago, an island nation whose people have innovated in music, art, food and good times by drawing on their African, Asian, Latin, European and American ancestry. Among the several musical groups residing in this twin-island country, none better exemplify this blend than Kes (also known as KES THE BAND), the diverse... read full bio
From Hamilton, New Zealand, the roots reggae band Katchafire are known for their catchy and uplifiting sound. The band began as a Bob Marley tribute band, but eventually began writing and performing their own songs. The band released their first album Revival, which features the hit song ""Giddy Up"" and was New Zealand's highest-selling single of that year. The... read full bio
Kat Dahlia is an American artist from Miami, Florida, who performs a multi-genre sound, comprised of pop, Latin, hip-hop, and reggae. Her songs gyrate between party jams and ballads- she jumps through musical hoops with ease. Her lyrics are razor sharp and her style is aggressive, which is apparent in all of her songs. Dahlia has been rated number eight... read full bio
The Florida-based reggae/rock group Kash'd Out has never stopped working hard since it first started. Soon after lead vocalist Greg Shields and guitarist Jackson Hauserman got together in a studio, Joey Brohawn's distinctive bass lines and drummer Marshall Hearne's precise rhythms complemented Kash'd Out's smart lyrics and exquisite guitar riffs. Hawaiian favorites Pepper took an immediate interest in Kash'd Out... read full bio
One of Bob Marleys legendary musicians, Junior Marvin helped provide Marley with the platform for his explosive brand of roots rock reggae. Marvin began his music career with bands such as Herbie Goins & The Nighttimers, Blue Ace Unit, and White Rabbit, before forming the band Hanson and recording two albums. A few years later, he met Bob Marley and... read full bio
One of Canada's great icons is Jully Black. She was included among "The 25 Greatest Canadian Singers Ever" by CBC Music, and both industry insiders and fans have called her "Canada's Queen of R&B Soul." Her career as a platinum-selling recording artist has produced several singles that have peaked in the Top 10 of the pop, R&B and dance music charts.... read full bio
Julian Marley is a reggae musician from Barbados. He is a grammy award nominated musician also known for his contributions to other artists music. Julian contributed a vast range of musical elements to singer Lauryn Hill's Grammy Award winning album, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, which was recorded at Tuff Gong studio's in Jamaica. The Roots Rock Reggae Festival in... read full bio
JBB was founded by Kevin Kinsella and had a long and illustrious career spanning three decades and numerous lineup changes. The band's groundbreaking record, "All Time," became almost legendary and is recognized as a key component of the US reggae scene. Throughout the course of the first five JBB albums, Kinsella—who began as the band's original lead singer and... read full bio
The son of Stephen Marley and grandson of global reggae icon Bob Marley, Jo Mersa Marley is continuing his family legacy by performing for fans all over the country. His live shows emulate the powerful energy of his late grandfather, as he performs reggae’s most loved songs, including “One Love”, “No Woman, No Cry”, and more. Jo Mersa also includes... read full bio
The Honorable Jimmy Cliff is a Jamaican ska and reggae singer, musician, and actor. He is the only currently living musician to hold the Order of Merit. He is best known among mainstream audiences for songs such as ""Sitting in Limbo"", ""You Can Get It If You Really Want"", and ""Many Rivers to Cross"" from the soundtrack to The Harder... read full bio
Recognized by Vogue magazine as a contributor to the “Reggae Revival” movement in Jamaica and beyond, Jesse Royal is a roots reggae artist from Kingston. Royal’s captivating vocals emulate the suffering of an oppressed people, complimented by his powerful presence and compelling lyricism. His mentor was the late Fatis Burrell, who also produced Royal’s Singing the Blues and Long Days... read full bio
Jeshi (AKA Jesse Greenway) is U.K.’s newest rap “DIY hero,” as he’s being referred to. In 2020, he released the EP “BAD TASTE” which was a follow up to 2017’s “The Worlds Spinning Too Fast” and it was these two releases that really catapulted Jeshi into the spotlight. While releasing music in the middle of the pandemic felt like an... read full bio
Jay Prince is a rapper and producer, acclaimed for his unique hip-hop sound. PRS for Music has called Jay Prince’s music “honeyed hip-hop, recalling the dawn of US sunshine rap”. His sound is a combination of funky tones and production mixed with lyrics that touch on social issues and more; Jay Prince creates timeless works of music. His songs have... read full bio
Jada Kingdom is a Jamaican singer-songwriter from 7 Miles, Bull Bay, Kingston, who began singing when she was only eight years old. While growing up, Kingdom found influence in various artists which included Minnie Riperton, Nina Simone, Deniece Williams and Sam Cooke. Kingdom began writing poetry when she was only eight years old and she began singing at this time... read full bio
