Silent Addy is an up-and-coming DJ and producer who is from Kingston, Jamaica, and is currently based out of Miami, Florida. Although Silent Addy is fairly new to the musical scene, he has already made a name for himself in Florida as he has performed at some of the biggest Caribbean events. His music is mainly dancehall and he has... read full bio
Sierra Leon’s Refugee All Star band was formed from a group of refugees that were moved to Guinea throughout the Sierra Leon Civil War. The band has been touring around the world to raise awareness for humanitarian causes. There music is meant to uplift their fans with songs of hope, joy, and faith. The members of the band are originally... read full bio
Shwayze jumped on stage during a concert when Cisco Adler was performing and started free styling. Cisco was so impressed that he started working with Shwayze and landed a deal together with Suretone Records. Success arrived instantly. Cisco helped Shwayze record and write his first self-titled album. The first single from the album, Buzzin" was a major hit and put... read full bio
Shenseea is a Jamaican dancehall artist who grew up in St. Mary. Prior to releasing music as a solo artist, she was a promo girl until being signed by Romeich entertainment. She gained attention after releasing a remix of Vybz Kartel’s song “Loodi” and performing at Reggae Sumfest. Shenseea has received sponsorship deals from Flow and Pepsi-Cola Jamaica. She has... read full bio
Shaggy is a Jamaican musician, singer, DJ, actor, producer, and philanthropist. He hit peak popularity in the late 90’s to 2000’s with the release of hit singles such as, “It Wasn’t Me”, “Boombastic”, “In the Summertime”, “Oh Carolina”, and “Angel”. Prior to his music career, Shaggy had enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and had obtained the MOS of... read full bio
Shabba Ranks is a Jamaican dancehall and reggae musician from St. Ann, Jamaica. Ranks was raised in Trenchtown, Jamaica, and gained fame by rapping locally in Jamaica. He originally began performing under the stage name Co-Pilot and was a protégé of Josey Wales. Ranks rose to fame after the release of his debut album, “Rough & Rugged” which was split... read full bio
Sean Paul is a Jamaican rapper, singer and producer from Kingston, Jamaica. He reached his peak in the 2000’s with hits like “Temperature”, “Get Busy”, “I’m Still in Love with You”, “We Be Burnin”, and more. He is also known for being featured on songs such as Beyonce’s “Baby Boy”, The Saturdays “What About Us” and Clean Bandit’s “Rockabye”. While... read full bio
Sean Kingston is a multi-Platinum selling Jamaican-American reggae fusion singer and rapper. His debut single, ""Beautiful Girls"", rose to number one on the Billboard Hot 100 and stayed there for three weeks. Kingston released his self-titled debut album, followed by his sophomore studio album, Tomorrow, and his most recent, Back 2 Life. Kingston was the opening act for Gwen Stefani’s... read full bio
One of the most recognizable names on the Jamaican music scene and a major dub musician, Scientist was recognized for his expansive production and mixing methods as well as his eccentric album titles and cover art. In the LPs of Scientist, he may be seen utilizing his abilities at the mixing desk to take on monsters, legendary bad guys and video... read full bio
Sammy Wilk is an American singer-songwriter, entrepreneur, and internet personality from Omaha, Nebraska. Wilk began his career on social media releasing videos with Jack and Jack on Vine. This led him to tour with Jack and Jack on the MAGCON tour alongside Nash Greir, Cameron Dallas, Shawn Mendes, and many more. His social media career has led him to gain... read full bio
Sammy Johnson, often known as Sammy J, is an Australian who uses his Polynesian and Maori heritage to inspire and encourage others via his music. Sammy's music is invigorating and captivating, fusing passionate lyrics with tropical reggae, soul, and jazz moods. Sammy, who is now located in the United States, seems to have taken off in the market, selling... read full bio
Douglas Jack Agu, better known as his stage name Runtown, is a Nigerian singer-songwriter and producer who performs a mixture of music which includes RnB, afro-fusion, hip-hop, and reggae. Runtown was born in Enugu State, Nigeria, and he grew up in Abuja and Lagos. Runtown began his musical career with the release of his debut single “Gallardo,” which features vocals... read full bio
Roots of Creation, a reggae-rock hit that has topped radio and Billboard charts, is a traveling force. Whether on the festival circuit, performing at jam and reggae-rock favorites like Camp Bisco, Gathering of The Vibes, California Roots, Jungle Jam and Closer to the Sun, or sharing the stage at sold out shows with some of their diverse influences including Slightly Stoopid,... read full bio
Around the globe, Bob Marley’s name has become synonymous with reggae, its musical and political impact, and the Jamaican culture it was born of. With classic songs like No Woman No Cry, One Love, and I Shot the Sheriff, he reached across all borders to touch the hearts and minds of struggling people everywhere. Now his wife Rita, called by... read full bio
Rhoda Dakar started her musical career as the main vocalist with The Bodysnatchers, a 2Tone band made up entirely of women. Along with her solo efforts, she later recorded with The Specials, The Special AKA and Madness. She has seven gold albums and one silver album under her belt, among other musical endeavors. In addition to becoming a well-known DJ, Rhoda... 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
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
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
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
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
