Blizzi’s fresh new concepts coupled with an innovative and creative sound has made him a front runner both as an artist and as a producer. His music encompasses a wide range of reggae, dancehall and EDM styles, and with a constantly evolving sound Blizzi has continued to experiment with and cross over into various musical genres.

Early Years

Born Dwayne Hibbert to parents Jennifer Hamilton and Hopeton Hibbert, Blizzi always knew that he would make a valuable contribution to the music industry. He is the grandson of living legend Toots Hibbert, which awarded him the first-hand experience of learning about the ins and outs of music from a very early age.

Blizzi’s interest in music started in preparatory school, where he was the lead drummer of the Liberty Drummers group who represented Jamaica at the World Championship of the performing arts; the group acquired a silver and bronze medal.

He has come a long way since, and has made a huge impact on the musical landscape through the creation of his unique musical arrangements, high quality production and of course his unique and enthralling vocal capabilities.

Musical Career
Recording Artist

Blizzi’s style of music is diverse, relevant and always current. His music can easily transcend borders and he prides himself in delivering content that can be appreciated and enjoyed by cultures right across the world.

In 2015 Blizzi released his first official track “Jah see and Know" a single featuring Toots and the Maytals. Blizzi describes it as “a dream come true” to be on the same track as his grandfather sharing that the lessons he was taught during this project was invaluable.

The following year he released #1, featuring upcoming artiste Kemstar on the Bunkx Around Riddim
Currently Blizzi is working on his debut EP titled Legacy; it entails 7 tracks, one of which features Savone, the daughter of Pam Hall. So far the track "Million$” from the EP has already been released and has started to create a worldwide buzz on the international market. The EP was mixed by Zion and mastered by GrillaRas and is set to hit retailers in January via Zojak Worldwide.

Producer

The young prodigy started his professional production career by approaching various artistes with his compositions. He further cemented his success in the business by working with some notable names including Beenie Man, Teetimus, Tanto Blacks, Gwhizz, Richie Loops, Leftside, Lutan Fyah, Toots And The Maytals, Luciano , Sizzla Khalonji, Future Fambo, Patexx, Harry Toddler , Kalado etc.

In the production sphere he is known as DJ Blizzard, producing many commercial successes. Bunkx Around rhythm is one such success; he also produced Sizzla Kolonji’s Good Vibes and countless other projects.
In an industry that is ever changing, the young producer has managed to remain strong in his desire to carve out his unique and ground breaking sound. Blizzi intends on changing popular music today by staying ahead of the game with his originality and experimentation.

Charismatic and confident, with a proven track record and an innovative approach to music, Blizzi will continue to break new ground in music.

Contact Information
Blizzi
Phone: (876) 591 0979

Email: djblizzardmusic@gmail.com
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Facebook: DJ Blizzard Music
Twitter: djblizzardmusic

PR Manager/Bookings Agent
Name: Susan Smith (Powerhouse Global Media)
Phone: (876) 995 1211
Email:s.smith6114@gmail.com
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Staynn has been performing at the tender age of five(5), he was well known wherever he resides as a vibrant and energetic child who never seize to entertain his peers.

Staynn grew up in the community of Maxfield Park where he attend Rousseau Primary School and later move on to Norman Manley High School located in Kingston Jamaica.

It is safe to say that Staynn’s passion for music and entertainment was a mere result of his father Hubert Campbell otherwise known as “Daddy Ants” and uncle Lloyd Hemmings involvement in the business over the years. Daddy Ants and Sugar Minott was one of the founders of Youthman Promotion Sound back in 1980 alongside Colorman, where he was a selector and reggae artist.

The sound system was a vessel to get Sugar Minott and other artists music out to the public after radio stations refuse to play them. Lloyd Hemmings is known for hits such as “ Ghetto Life” which has acquired over 400,000 views on YouTube alongside “RaggaMufin Soldiers” Hemmings has performed amongst the like of Don Carlos back in 2010 at Northwest World Reggae Festival.

Hemming is also known to part take in a number of dub clashes, both locally and overseas. Therefore, it’s safe to say music was embedded in Staynn’s DNA.

With an exuberant and enthusiastic personality Staynn continue to entertain over the years, he would perform on stage show in and around the community, which was very receptive of his dancing and singing. Staynn was known to gyrate to any rhythm whether it’s from a musical instrument or the mere sounds of RAIN DROPS OR JUST A PON KNOCKING.

One of his accomplishment was when he entered and won a Regional Dancing Competition he even played PROFESSIONAL SUPER LEAGUE FOOTBALL for various teams. Staynn was able to listen and memorized every song that was played on the radio, of which he has done remixes for a few. Staynn personality was often compared to that of international artist Busta Rymes.

Despite multiple obstacle and challenges, he faced within the industry staynn’s compelling personality and the encouragement of friends and family has allowed him to protrude on the scene back in 2010, and in 2016 his new single “Mek A Baby” has caught the attention of the public and a producer who had heard staynn songs while getting a haircut and invited him to the studio.

“Mek A Baby” has been playing on radio station internationally which was inspired by a past relationship. Staynn”s aim is to please his audiences by producing nothing but the best music where the eldest to the suckling on the breast can relate to and enjoy.

Ajai attended Waterford infant, primary and high. leaving school at age seventeen, he first worked as a cashier before becoming a present member of staff on the accounting team of the Ministry of National Security –being obedient to Mr. and Mrs. Brown has paid off for this brethren. To lead a responsible life wasn’t the only positive influence the Browns had on this bredda.

Being adopted by a pastor, one expects he had to go to church and it was there he first got involved with music. Being a member of the church choir, he not only learned to sing but to play various musical instruments as well –keyboard, drums and bass guitar. Yet he has always had respect for the music of Peter Tosh, D Brown, Beres and Buju.

Now Ajai has allowed his natural aspect that has given rise to his musical attributes –him Ras up and his music him tek up. Briefly with ‘Yard life’ crew and now taken under the wing of Dean Fraser. Ajai’s sound is classified as ‘reggae soul’ and his aspiration to leave a unique mark on reggae music and the world where positive vibrations are concerned is acceptable –lookout for this Black soul.

His advice to our youths today, is to read more and more, specifically Black literature and seek to build and fortify a high self-esteem.

Links
Www.reverbnation.com/rasajai
Www.soundcloud.com/ras-ajai
Www.facebook.com/rasajai

In 2006, he entered the Jamaican talent show ‘Rising Stars’ and although he did not win, he was selected for the Kingston top ten from amongst the two thousand six hundred (2600) persons that had entered that year. Later in 2011 and then 2013 he was called to perform on the Jazz and Blues festival stage. The audience and organizers were so elated by his vocal strength and lyrical content that he was recalled later that night (on both occasions) to perform a second time. Media houses were excited to interview the medium height, well dressed, dark complexion guy with a cutting edge voice.

Born into a poor family in the early 80’s in Waltham Gardens, he was taught the foundation and importance of love by his mom, uncles and grandmothers. His lyrics are drawn from situations

surrounding family, lovers, social commentaries, and other personal experiences. It was these situations that tackled his intelligence for years, and which fuelled his determination to pursue a career in the Jamaica Defence Force, starting from the cadet group while in high school (St. Georges College).

Although he always had a gift to sing and played the drums, he soetimes neglected the choir at church
and only played the trap set, but little did he know.

The Change

Finally, having finished school, with his life going as planned; he was closer to becoming a member of the Jamaica Defence Force. After a hard day’s work he would relax by listening to mainly R&B music. He said, ‘My mind began to think freely towards writing and funny enough my catalogue of demos
started.

Is it at all possible that my calling is to be a recording artist?’ If that’s the case he was convinced he had to somewhat incline himself to the history and cry of his ancestors and spiritual beliefs, adapt to the roots of his heritage, Reggae. The transition was tedious until he began to understand more about himself. Now a listener of Disco,RnB, Reggae, and old hits he fell in love with Richie Spice, Bob Marley, Barrington Levy, Taurus Riley, and Dennis Brown. As time passed he was no
longer a shy guy, instead, he was publicly singing and writing songs with his own style which he calls ''Reggae Blues.''

The four (4) new tracks EP from international recording artist Defranco, showcases the range and diversity of the Jamaican-born singer/songwriter/musician and have special meaning to him as they detailed various points in his life. He is best known for his stirring, conscience-raising ode “Got to Change”, which is a very personal song that he wrote about someone he knew, who was making bad decisions which were affecting their life as well as the lives of the people around that cared the most. This is a song of warning and encouragement, a song that inspires life changes and positivity.

Two songs off the album “Got to Change” and “Give You What You Want” have been getting heavy rotations on various radio stations throughout North America, Europe and the Caribbean. They have been featured on Kiss100 Fm & Choice Fm in the UK, The Joint – Sirius XM satellite radio, went #7 on Toronto CHRY 105.5 FM reggae chart and # 2 on Reggae France top 10 songs. As stated by Presenter “Mikey Biggs” of Tellstream Radio based in Birmingham, UK , “This has to be one of the best vocalists I have heard in a long time, reviving conscious and beautiful reggae music. His music reminds me of the legends and profound reggae artists, the likes of Dennis Brown, Garnet Silk, Michael Rose and Richie Spice to name a few”.

He is excited about sharing these songs with his audience. Life is a journey and on that journey we
experience all the emotions that comes with being alive; the essence of being human”.

The Junction

Defranco reminisced, “In 2009 I met Dean Fraser and had the opportunity to record my first official
single, Give You What You Want for his label Cannon Records. I knew there and then that I had some
talent as this would not have been happening. Finally I heard my voice on the radio stations in Jamaica
then calls from abroad kept coming in, now I am totally convinced that I actually can sing (chuckled).

Since then I have done other recordings at Tuff Gong & Grafton studios, Frensforeal, performed at live music venues around the island of Jamaica, New York, St Lucia, Dominica Republic and done tribute
shows for charity. These events gave birth to ‘‘Got to Change,” my second single released in late 2010
followed by “Simple” by Marshall Arts, records and airplay has extended to Africa. Since then Defranco
has recorded several other singles; “Hard to Get” Cahban Rekords, video released February 2016; “She
Didn’t Know”, Triple L Record; “Its no fun”, Gibby Music; “Surely Die”. Crc Music Germany and many
others.

It’s a reality; Defranco is a fast growing recording artist and will become a household name in this life.

For bookings contact: 1-876- 362-9341,1- 876-296- 5415, vivmorro@gmail.com, defranc0222@gmail.com

Visit (https://www.facebook.com/jhatasusuma)

Defranco EP is available in 60 major digital outlets worldwide, including iTunes, eMusic, Amazon, Spotify, Deezer etc. Mobile networks: T-Mobile, Virgin, Vodafone and Claro. Specialized Distributors:
Satellite & Puretracks. You can also follow him on twitter for updates @RealDefranco &
@reggaerelease or on instagram defranco_reggae.

Shortly after leaving high school, Booba Starr’s interests in music took on a more serious tone as he began to hone his skills and talent by performing on the “Hard Drive sound system; it was this experience that gave him the confidence and the awakening that he wanted to entertain people through music. Booba Starr is musically influenced by the great reggae artists of the eighties and nineties as well as greatest group of them all, Bob Marley and the Wailers.

With his immense talent and versatility, Booba covers a wide range of styles across the reggae spectrum ranging from today’s contemporary reggae to the old school classic of the eighties and nineties. Whether dancehall, roots, or culture, Booba Starr easily transition from one to the next without skipping a beat.

During 2010, Booba Starr was introduced to Trevor “TC” Clarke, producer and owner of Jafrika Records, who produced his first single “Things Change”. During that same period, Booba Starr also produced other recordings with other producers. In 2011, Booba Starr invested in his own recording studio and began to record his own music; he also collaborated with the Austrian Record Label “Lyrical War Records”. Booba also voiced “Roll Out” on the “Bomb Weh Riddim” which was produced by Dimmie Joe Muzik & G5 Entertainment.

He has voiced several singles, “Neva Easy”, “Prison Neva mek fi Dawg” and “From Dusk Till Dawn” for Sweat Boxx Productions which were produced by Julius Mitchell and Sean Dias. Booba Starr latest single “Hackle Di Body” is produce by Deon Gray for the Jafrika Label.

Inspired by The Most High King Selassie I and life experience, Booba Starr has matured as an individual and a musician. Booba Starr is a tired less warrior who looks forward to a bright and promising future in the music industry as performer and producer. With his confidence, determination, and hard work, and guidance from Jah, Booba Starr will definitely be a major force in Reggae music for years to come.

At primary school I was just an average child, I participated at the primary level in track and field for my school. Growing up as a child I used to sing songs in the bathroom and as such my mother and other family member was aware of my talent, however this was not known to the public until one christmas I
performed at church and this was where everybody knew about my talent, however life in Jamaica was cut short as me and my immediate family's migrate to, new York at age eleven as my mother was in search of a better life for us.

In New York I attended the Mark Twain Junior High School, where the love for music grew stronger and stronger watching guys doing hip hop, I used to beat the desk in the cafeteria and rap freestyle with my other school mates. At this point I realized that music was my calling. I moved to Spring Valley, New York with my mother and sisters.

I was given the name Young Garvey by a friend because of my constant talks about uplifting black people, he said to me one day “ you talk as if you are Marcus Garvey” and I said “yes I am Young Garvey” and from that day the name Yonng Garvey stayed with me.

Not long after I had a beautiful baby girl by the name of Aaliyah Findley, she came into my life when I was only sixteen years old, she meant everything to me she was also one of my motivations in life as I knew I had to take care of her and I saw music as my way out. I started to look into myself and started growing into a real man, this was where I decided to do music and only music, I taught myself to play the piano.

In 2007 I came back to my home land Jamaica where I started to put my plans into action. I started my own record label One Nation Music and a close friend Deno Tingling. We did work with Capleton, Mr. G, Harry Toddler all feature on the Contagious rhythm produced by One Nation Music.

My first radio single with as an artist was “grow mi hair” which is produced by One Nation Music/ Natral Enterprise on the “Natral life rhythm”. I am happy with the path on which my music career is heading now, I since shot a music video for my new single {gone up}I just put out a 18 tracks LP entitled (Ghetto Peoples Saviour) that’s doing real good all positive music I now see where I am in life and my goals don’t seem to be so far away. I plan on taking music to the heights, as the sky is my limit….

FABIAN GRAHAM A.K.A FABIGEEZ BIO: Born on the 8th of May 1981 in rural St. Mary’s, one of Jamaica’s poorest parish, Fabian Graham aka “FabiGeez” is determined to utilized his god given talent to make a difference globally. With such great ego from the get go, and influences of people around him, Geez was never shy to deliver and let everyone know what he do best.

Being inspired by the struggles he had been through in life, and the influences of his favourite artists such as Beenie Man, Capleton, Chuck Fender, Bounty Killa, Spragga Benz etc, at age 15 Geez was able to write his own music that most people could relate to. With the great challenges that faces society these days, and the urge to make a quick dollar, Geez is still focusing on keeping his lyrical content clean and conscious to help in the development of the future generations.

Travelling to several different cities in North America such as Toronto, New York etc, listening to different genre of music, contributes to his unique and creative style of lyrics. His first airplay created waves in 2007 on radio stations based in Toronto, with hit single “marijuana forever”. FabGeez is currently working with many different recording studios, networking with other artists, producers and engineers worldwide to ensure his dreams a success.

Returning to Jamaica in 2009, Geez and his brother Tidal established a record label company called Chronic Hill Records, which is currently doing well.

This new track from his Promo CD, tell us that he is on a mission that is unstoppable. FabgiGeez is getting a great response from this single and is definitely one to look out for in the future.

Please make sure this new single get it justice and let it reach everyone in your contacts. Thanks for you support..ONE LOVE from Chronic Hill.

For any info on FabiGeez link:
1416-886-1229
1876 – 863- 6561
www.chronichillrecords.com
www.myspace.com/moneygeeze

His name reverberates, the meaning Messenger of God, a name that is rooted deeply in his Rastafarian convictions. The reggae artiste extraordinaire was given the name MALAKHI by a close friend, who thought that when he delivered his message to the mass it is as if Martin Luther King or Malcolm X re‐incarnated through him. He later changed the name to IAM MALAKHI which translates literally to I am Messenger of God.

IAM MALAKHI spreads a message of love, peace, justice, unity and community through lyrics, on stages all over the world.

His message written from experiences drawn from his personal life and anything that strikes a chord within him, whether the inspiration comes from nature, or life itself, thus providing comfort, support for his fans while identifying with the challenges that life offers.

"I do music for the people, because I'm for the people and if I can't do that then my life
is worth nothing, I am Malakhi and I'm the messenger. Yes, I am an entertainer, I take  what I do seriously I am not in to the gimmicks or the circus acts.”

To IAM MALAKHI music is a channel of expression and a means of communication. He  describes his style of music as cultural, lover’s rock & a social commentary. Hailing from the beautiful parish of Westmoreland in the island paradise Jamaica, he is  christened Densil Gayle.

From a very early age in life music chose IAM MALAKHI. He got his start doing music in the  church where he started out by playing the keyboard. His parents Lennos Gayle and Beryl Gayle played a very influential role in his life and further encouraged him to consider music as a viable option.

Later, he made his transition to bass then on to a professional backing band that afforded him the global opportunities to hone his skills on a larger platform. The unique combination between gelled with the advent of a few songs garnering respect from fans as far as Kazakhstan, Israel, Europe, France, Kenya, Brazil, Ecuador, Columbia and the tri‐states of North America and South America.

Although mesmerized by the power of music at a very young age, IAM MALAKHI didn't
begin aggressively pursuing music until 2012, when he stared working alongside Oniel Mcdove who first recorded him.

Further cementing his career in the business is his distinct commanding tone & witty lyrical style. His soulful silky voice was improved by performing at various weddings and events thus enhancing his musical dynamics and range.

During his tenure in music, he released his debut EP titled Element of Surprise. With singles such as NOT FORGOTTON, that speaks vividly to those who've lost a love one. WORLD CRISIS feat XCI highlights and addresses the issues that our planet is facing from the ruling political elites and how we can take a stand.

Another one of his more popular song LOVE THAT I'M FEELING provides support for those in a stable or unstable relationship, bringing hope and restoration. The song MAN A WARRIOR is for the real warriors by a real warrior. Finally the song STICKY delivers a strong message to the political body about the way they conduct the affairs of the nation.

IAM MALAKHI started working on his new EP, entitled I ALONE, and looks forward to completing the project soon for his ever growing fan base. This and a few of his upcoming singles will be produced under his record label, Fyahrain Production.

IAM MALAKHI sets out to make a difference in people’s life and ultimately change the world with his music. His burning Philosophy in life remains “I alone can make I bless I control my destiny”

Reggae Revolutionist IAM MALAKHI

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Social Media: Facebook/ Instgram/Twitter/ Youtube/LinkedIn/Reverbnation –IamMalakhi

Email: mgreggaeagent@gmail.com/giggyclique@yahoo.com

Contact number: UK- 01144-748- 635-5004/0114- 779-873- 6323

Jamaica- 1876-315- 6939

Jordan Mais and the Rebelistic band is a reggae/lovers rock/rock steady comprising of eight members.
Jordan Mais, lead singer of the group first professional recording was background vocals for recording artist Anthony Red Rose at Cell Block Recordings.

Since then however, he has recorded for many producers and record labels including; Gladstone Wright of Reflection label, Romeo Bucchanan of Dri ice Recording, Caveman Recording, Dwigs recordings, Real president music, Orrett Mcdonald of Jamhill Records, Jcannon Records, and Taggless Records. Included in these are collaborations with Artistes Camanchi and Dapper Daps.

After 12 years in the business this all rounder has stayed true to his cause and has been honored with some notoriety: a bronze medalist in 2003 JCDC school competition, top ten 2006 in Digicel Rising Stars, Top ten in the 2008 Tastee competition (national competitions), and numerous performances over the radio (live televised, and pre recorded) parties, weddings, and has performed for charity in the Mona rehabilitation for the disabled.

Musical director and Lead Keyboard player, Andrew O’Gilvie is a past student in Enda Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts where he holds a degree in Music Education. He is currently the music teacher at Calabar Infant Primary and Junior High School.

He listens to various types of music and genre; Jazz, Blues, R & B, Smooth Jazz, Gospel and Reggae just to name a few. Some of my influences are BB King, Muddy Walters , Eric Clapton Buddy Guy, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, FourPlay, Phil Collins, Michael Bolton Just to name a few. He also composes his own music which is smooth includes Jazz and reggae.

Dave Collington-Davis, flautist and saxophone player also hold his Bachelor’s degree in Music Education from The Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts, he is also member of the Philharmonic Orchestra of Jamaica. Dave has played at numerous weddings and events such as Lutan Fyah’s Birthday Bash (with the band Root Revealers) and Jamaica’s Annual Grand Gala. His passions include teaching and performing music.His motto for life is “Never give up…never back down from your goals”.

Horasha “Bamboo” Thompson is the Bass Guitar player, currently pursuing his degree in Jazz and Popular Music Studies at The Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts. He first played the Bass Guitar at church on open platforms.

He has done recordings at the legendaryvTuff Gong, Mikey Bennett Studio and worked with artist such as IWayne, Sizzla, Half Pint, Duane Stephenson, Fred Locks Mau Mau Warriors, Sister Scully, Glen Graham, Sister Pat and Jabez.

26 years old Keydon Elton Robinson from Bunker’s Hill Trelawny, grew up in church where he always sat at the front to have a better view of the drummer, he would patent the drummers’ moves by beating on his legs and stomping his feet. He further developed his craft listening to Carlton Barrett who was then Bob Marley’s drummer and quite a few others.

Keydon has had the privilege of playing for artists; Sister Pat, Nesbeth, Kevin Downswell and Jermaine Edwards just to name a few. “I have been playing music for over ten years. Music is my life, it takes my pain and hurt completely away, as Bob would say “one good thing about music when it hits you feel no pain”, stated the enthusiastic Drummer.

Vocalist Nickola Parchment started her singing endeavors in church as a child and went on to lead the choir there. She was apart of Digicel’s Rising Stars Competition in 2015.

Eskin Pryce is a 25 year old lover of music. He attended Papine High School where he entered the JCDC Festival competition of which he was awarded a gold medal. He was also apart of Bob Marley Music Festival and All Together Sing. Eskin has worked with musical engineer Charles Rockwell at 2DMP Studio alongside Peak Music, recording his original songs and further mastering the art to becoming the best all -round entertainer.

Hanna-Lisa Morgan-Williams has been singing at the age of three. Her passion continued through to Papine High school where she was an active member of the choir. She won three gold medals as vocalist at the JCDC Festival Competition. Hanna-Lisa later went on to being the lead singer of the One Drop RoutZ. She also headlined an event called “Music is the Healing”, which funding was raised to assist persons living with and affected by HIV AIDS.

Jordan, Andrew, Dave, Horasha, Keydon, Nickola, Eskin and Hanna-Lisa has come together to form the essential; Jordan Mais & the Rebelistic Band. The group has been together for over a year and has produced numerous tracks. These include “Pillow is Soak” and “True Love”.