A melodic tenor by day and a shrewd deejay by night, Baijie, born Dave St. Albourn Williams, is able to walk the border between the two, juggling wicked rhymes and soulful reggae melodies over solid Jamaican beats. “That’s Life” is Baijie’s first single from his forthcoming album, Equilibrium, scheduled for release this year on the TruckBack label. Music is not a way out for Baijie, rather, a tool used to connect with people. “When you come from garrison, the people want you to represent them. I appreciate that, but most artists don’t even realize it,” says Baijie.

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Standing out as a visionary who leaves her listeners feeling hypnotized; Cat Eyes' music, lyrics, and sound brings a new dimension and crossover appeal, from reggae and dancehall.

"My music is intended to inspire everyone who comes in contact with it. If my songs impact my brothers and sisters towards a new consciousness, enlightenment and righteous practices, then I would consider my music relevant to times".

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Steadily climbing charts across the Caribbean and Europe, Christina Starz is certainly making an impact with her single release "Stranded". "The single is a feel-good song that makes fun of people who flaunt their wealth and pap down inna life" says Christina. “I am getting a lot of positive feedback from selectors in the dancehall community."

Once known as a lukewarm Lady Marsha, Christina decided to revamp her image, re-energize her sound and re-establish herself to emerge stronger in the game. “I feel like I am born again,” she said laughing, “People love the new name”.

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Raised on an island where Reggae & Dancehall rules the airwaves, Kat.Wil., the voice and face of Crimson Heart Replica has overcome many obstacles to become the artist she is today. And yet, she has always been mindful of what it takes to make it and what it means to be an artist.

Today, it is rock culture intertwined with sacrifice and passion that drives Crimson Heart Replica’s music. She is Jamaican but her sultry, haunting voice intermixed with acoustic soul, reggae and heavy alternative rock beats gives birth to a sound that exists far from the city lights of Kingston.

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Duane Howard has merely been in the limelight for a hot second and is already sending ripples through the industry with his hit single "How She Likes It" featuring Junior Kelly. The video is due for release mid October. According to Duane "We are currently looking at various directors to determine which one we will use. Rest assured that the video will be Fireeee!!!"

Although Duane is a native New Yorker, born to Jamaican parents, its obvious that he is deeply rooted in Dancehall culture, bringing an added element of smooth, silky, sensual R&B riffs.

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Beenie Man's Summer Sizzle event was the first major platform to establish I-Octane's reputation nationally in front of over twenty thousand people. Since then I Octane's career has escalated enabling him to perform for sold out crowds at Reggae Sumfest, Rebel Salute, Fullyloaded and STING.

To date I Octane has worked alongside great artists such as Beres Hammond, Buju Banton and Assassin. With his recent release "Loose a Friend" I Octane's words resound as a ghetto cry on behalf of those who have lost loved ones to gun crime.

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Having made a nationwide impact with hits such as "Board House" Nesbeth's popularity is now growing overseas. After a recent trip to the US Nesbeth stated:

“I felt overwhelmed from the reception New Yorkers extended to me during my performances at the events, the forwards from the huge crowd in attendance at Irie Jamborie is one every artiste dream of getting at such an event”.

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Named after the Queen of Sheba, famed empress of Ethiopia, to whom her family traces direct ancestry, Sheba is a cousin to Emperor Haile Selassie. A refugee from the majestic war-torn Ethiopia. Sheba was reared in exile among the concrete jungles of New York City, Europe, Africa and the Caribbean where she deepened her connection to Reggae and Dancehall.

After an impromptu post of Sheba’s freshly recorded song, “Love This Lifetime”, drew audiences and raised scores of interest amongst Dj's across the globe, she went back to the lab and remixed “Love This Lifetime” with infamous dancehall veteran and superstar, Bounty Killer.

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Sophia Brown’s “Weak To You’ is prominent on a number of charts and websites locally. Last week Brown’s single hit number 1 on FIWI Choice Top Ten, number 2 on CVM Hitlist and number 10 after being on Jamaica Countdown Reggae singles charts for 8 weeks.

"It really feels great to know that people are buying the album, the sale figures speak volumes about the work i've put in knowing that I don't have a major deal with any record company i'm basically independent so that is wonderful".

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Tarah Holdipp was recently nominated by the International Soca Awards for Best New Soca Artist. The nomination is for the track “All Night” produced by Dwain Antrobus and written by Romel “Sanctuary” Bennett. She is also nominated for Best Female Music Video for Push Back/Love De Carnival at the 2010 BMA's.

Tarah's video's received heavy rotation on Synergy TV (Trinidad) for over 3 months and can be viewed on BETJ and Tempo. The former (two time) pageant winner, now turned international recording artist, is taking soca music by storm.

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