I-Octane is a jamaican singer and songwriter who specialises in the Reggae and Dancehall genres. He was born Byiome Muir on April 29, 1984 in Sandy Bay Clarendon. Early Beginnings He began his musical career in 2000 under the name Richie Rich. His earliest singles include “Oh Jah” and “Stepp A Seed” which were produced […]
Kabaka Pyramid born Keron Salmon, is a Jamaican musician from Kingston who specialises in the dancehall and reggae genres. He is a singer, song writer, guitar player and producer. His lyrical style includes a blend of Reggae, dancehall and hip hop. Kabaka is a Ugandan name which means King. Career His earliest songs include “Carry […]
Supa Dupa is an association of two DJ`s / producers from Colombia and Jamaica. It was formed in Bogota, Colombia late 2011 by Jus A. Ramp (Gilberto Sanchez), a Jamaican Dj and producer and Pasbliton (Pablo Sandoval), a Colombian Dj, producer and entertainment entrepreneur. JUS A RAMP Having launched his career as a DJ and producer […]
Omi born Omar Samuel Pasley in Clarendon, Jamaica. He is a singer and songwriter of the the genres of Reggae, dancehall and urban pop, but his music has also been influenced by other Jamaican genres. Early Years As a child he has always sung at church, school concerts and community events. He started writing in the […]
There is hardly any marked difference between Rub-A-Dub and Dancehall. Many believe that Dancehall simply became the preferred name for the Rub-A-Dub music that was developed after 1985. For though the style of the deejays vary over time, the culture of “toasting” to digital sounds is also present in Dancehall. Both Dancehall and Rub-A-Dub are described in Jamaica as DeeJay […]
Sugar Minott, born Lincoln Barrington Minott in Kingston Jamaica (May 25, 1,956 – July 10, 2010). He was a Reggae singer and also one of the pioneers of the Rub-A-Dub genre which dominate the 1980’s. He launched his music career in 1,969 as a member of the group The African Brothers which was known for its […]
