Annie Rocq, born Rochelle Wilkins, is not your everyday girl. Born on the way to New York from Florida in a North Carolina hospital, her beginning years helped define her life forever. Annie's first memories of her childhood took place in Brooklyn, NY. She later moved to many different places including her parents native home, Jamaica. Once back in NY at the age of 17, Annie attended and Graduated from Monroe College New Rochelle, NY in 2010 at 21.More fans...>>

Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival 2010 marks the emergence of the latest addition to the Soca fraternity. Boasting a lifetime affair with Soca both as a fan and as a Disc Jockey, Young Voice whose birth name is Kevin James has finally made the step to continue to build on the foundation laid by the very artistes that have influenced him i.e. to take the genre to unforeseen heights in the global sphere of music utilizing a fresh attitude and approach to the industry.. More...>>

Nico D’s massive hit single “Ruff Times” feat. Jamaican music star Jah Mason has taken Jamaica by storm, hitting the reggae single chart as # 1 after fifteen consecutive weeks on the list – an achievement never done before by a north European reggae artist! Ruff Times has been listed by Norwegian Broadcasting (NRK) P3 (radio) this week and already got heavy rotation at NRK (TV) Svisj and MTV Nordic as well as being massively played by Irie FM in Jamaica and by over 400 college radio channels in the US.More...>>

In 1977, Castafari (Andre Collins) was born in Falmouth Trelawney and raised with family members in between St. James and Somerton District 12 miles away from Montego Bay Jamaica, and being from the countryside; music was his only refuge. While growing up in a Christian home, all Reggae music was looked upon as forbidden music. Casta and his friends followed musicians such as Pappa San, Wolf Man, Free I, and Lieutenant Stichic because they were the only artists who introduced extreme styles and flavor that attracted him to the innovative music. Their creativity, edgy material and risky content challenged the Jamaican culture and norms of the western world. More...>>

Peejay a.k.a. Paul Gee was born in Darwin - Australia, given the name Paul George, son of Cape Verdean parents. His love for music came from the influence of his older brothers that were musicians. In school he used to play and sing with his friends and also play at parties as a DJ. In 1997 Peejay, one of his brothers (ACC) and a friend (Caly) form the band called "Melodee", zouk style music with a fusion with R&B, and they made a success with a song called "Pretty Sexy Lady". Since then, while working as a DJ in some African Clubs of Lisbon, he has been developing his skills as a producer, thus creating the production label "LiquidMelodee Productions", working with artist and bands like N.J, Mesaro, Kumplice, DarkFaces, The Musicmind Family, Tay-Ron, Sescon without forgetting his biggest production, the female artist Deusa with the R&B album "Depois do triunfo"... More...>>

King Cliff, a 20 year-old out of Harlem, NY, is best known for his multiple flows and creative side. With influences Big L, Rakim, and Kool G Rap, the man is not afraid to spark controversy. He first started rapping in 1998 at the tender age of ten with his friend Eddie Vidal now known as DJ El . With clever lines and street-ridden beats, Cliff consistently brings something fresh to the game. He focuses primarily on the music aspect of his career. He had an ego problem some say. The name King Cliff, originates from his cocky attitude and for a kid standing 5'6 holds his ground and gets more respect than older men... More...>>