Leroy Sibbles, best known as the voice and bassist of The Heptones, played a pivotal role in shaping the sound of Studio One—the “Motown of Jamaica.” As lead singer of classics like “Book of Rules,” “Party Time” and “Fattie Fattie,” Sibbles brought soulful harmony to the ska-to-reggae evolution. As a session bassist, he laid the
G Cole, a talented Jamaican-American musician and podcast host, moved to Florida in 1997 to study law but ultimately focused on music. He has written for artists like Singing Melody, Selena Serrano, and Sheyla Downing. His debut album “This Music Vol 1. Return to Vintage” (2007) was followed by “Ocho Rios” (2013), which led to
Garth Hendricks, born and raised in Manchester, Jamaica, developed a passion for art and music from an early age, immersing himself in the stories of music shared by elders and the sounds of radio and jukeboxes. He transitioned into becoming a DJ himself, recognized for his in-depth knowledge of the music’s backstories.
DJ King Mega is a South Florida–based DJ and music personality known locally for spinning reggae, hip-hop, and other genres at clubs and events around the Miami–Fort Lauderdale area.
In October, 2002, Code Red Band was created by a group of individually talented Jamaican musicians residing in South Florida. Code Red is one of the most sought after bands emerging out of South Florida. Their performances inside and outside of the United States continue to capture rave reviews and will get any audience rocking
Roy G is a Jamaican-born singer and songwriter from Kingston who blends reggae and contemporary Caribbean sounds. He is a solo artist and the frontman of Los Wizzards, and has performed alongside major acts including Sean Paul, Wayne Wonder, and Koffee.
Phil Watkis is a talented Jamaican reggae artist known for his soulful voice, heartfelt lyrics, and authentic connection to the roots of reggae music. Hailing from St. Ann, Jamaica, Watkis has captivated audiences with songs like “Times Like These” and “Jah Never Leave.” With a style that bridges traditional reggae and contemporary sounds, his music
Bobby Rose is a seasoned reggae artist whose soulful voice and dynamic stage presence have made him a beloved figure in South Florida’s Jamaican music scene. Known for his versatility, he effortlessly blends traditional reggae with elements of rocksteady and lovers rock, creating timeless melodies that resonate across generations.
Tifa (Latifa Brown) is a Jamaican dancehall and reggae artist from Kingston known for her bold lyricism, energetic performances, and hits like “Bottom of the Barrel” and “Real Hot Gyal.” She’s also recognized for championing female empowerment and expanding her presence beyond music into media and pop culture.