Shuga, born Mitzie Campbell, is a rising star in reggae known for her soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics. Hailing from Montego Bay, Jamaica, she first gained national attention by winning the Digicel Rising Stars competition in 2009. Mentored by reggae icon Tanya Stephens, Shuga has since captivated audiences with powerful tracks like “Banana” and “Run
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.
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
Oliver Mair is Jamaica’s Consul General to the southeastern United States, based in Miami. where he plays a key role in strengthening diplomatic, cultural, and economic ties between Jamaica and the U.S. With a background in international relations and Jamaican heritage, Mair has become a respected figure in promoting the island’s interests abroad. He holds
Frank!e Red is a talented South Florida-based poetess known for her evocative and powerful spoken word performances. With a deep passion for storytelling, Frankie weaves themes of identity, resilience, and cultural heritage into her poetry, captivating audiences with her heartfelt delivery. Her work explores the intersections of race, life experiences, and personal growth, offering an
DJ GQ was born Gary Hardie in Miami, Florida, and raised in Jamaica by Cuban/Chinese Jamaican parents. He’s affiliated with Akon, DMX, Skip Marley, Mr. Vegas and has been Kevin Lyttle’s tour DJ since “Turn Me On” was one of the top songs in the world. GQ dropped his first album “Is It You?” On
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
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 was born and raised in Manchester Jamaica. From an early age he was surrounded by influences in Art and Music. As a young boy Garth spent many spellbound hours listening to the radio, jukebox and the neighborhood elders who would regale each other with tales of the music they loved and how it