Johnny Osbourne was raised in Jones Town, the mecca of dancehalls in Kingston Jamaica, and he is a part of the musical fraternity that established the foundation upon which reggae music exists today. No doubt songs like Come Back Darling, Sexy Thing, Reasons, Budy Bye, Sing Jah Stylee, Water Pumping, Ice Cream Love, Warrior, Yo-Yo, Jah Promise, In your Your Eyes, Give A Little Love, Fally Lover, Love Is Universal, Groovin, Truth & Rights, Little Sound Boy and many others are omni-present in the minds of reggae music lovers. 3X Grammy Winner Bunny Wailer did a remake of his classic-"WARRIOR." His music has also been sampled by Grammy Winners “Arrested Development”, hip hop group Beastie Boys, Marcia Griffith of I-Threes fame and UB40.

Highly emotional vocalist Ken Boothe has been called "the Wislon Pickett of Jamaican music." One of the first to adapt the rocksteady rhythms of the mid-'60s, Boothe continues to stir audiences with his gritty baritone singing at Jamaican oldies shows. Hit songs include "Silver Words", "Artibella", "Feel Good, "Freedom Street", "Why Baby Why", "Puppet on a String", "Black Gold & Green", "Moving Away", "What Is Love", "Show & Tell" and many others. . His international hit, “Everything I Own” maintained the number one spot on the British National Chart. Also his follow up hit, “Crying Over You” reached number 11 on the BBC. A combination recording with DJ Shaggy of the “Train is Coming” was adopted as the theme song for the movie, “Money Train”.

Juno Award Recipient, wonderful vocalist and fine bassist, Leroy Sibbles initially gained fame as the lead singer for the Heptones. Signature Heptones songs included "Sweet Talking" "I Cried", "Book of Rules", "Ting A Ling," "Fattie Fattie," "Got To Fight On (To The Top)," "Party Time," "I Shall Be Released", "I've Got The Handle", "Rock & Come On", "Country Boy" and "Sweet Talking." He is also the originator of the bass line popularized by Musical Youth's "Pass the Dutchie"

Tony Curtis established his solo career in the early 90s with a series of hits including, “Butterfly”, “Jah I Thank You”, "I Believe I Can Fly", "Nobody", "My God Is Real", "Home Alone", "Sweet Lady", "Body Calling","Faith", "Real Thing", "Want You Body", "My Sound Ah Murder". His most popular song is "High Grade" which served as the anthem in 2002. He also makes up 1/3 of the sensational reggae group "LUST" which includes Singing Melody & Lukie D. His new album "READY FOR THE WORLD" was released 5/10/05 on VP Records.

At a very early age, Jahbeng demonstrated the ability to create and express quality music that eventually earned him a Juno Award Nomination for Best Reggae Record in 1998 for "Cry for the Children." He is back again with a new album "River of Healing" and the first single "Biggest Part of Me" is a lovers rock cover tune.

New York 107.5 (WBLS) Radio Host EDDIE LOVE has worked in Hawaii, Los Angeles and San Diego prior to coming to New York in 2002 to work at 107.5 FM WBLS on his signature night time show titled “Loves House." The show was aired Monday-Friday 6pm-10pm after the Wendy Williams Experience. He currently MC concerts, fashion shows and is a very active Voice Over Actor whose voice can be heard on many national commercials.

Multi-talented singer/songwriter G-Whizz is taking the airwaves by storm with his dynamic fusion of R&B & Reggae. Current singles include "Those Days Are No More", "Hush", Treat Her Like A Day", "Ease My Mind." He has performed at venue's such as Asylum, Village, Back Yard, Cooyah scholarship event, Tempo, Be Mobile back to school, Club Irresistible, the Hilton, and several major stage shows such as Fully Loaded (Jamaica James Bond Beach) which are kept annually.
This Soul Train Nominated R&B group often referred to as the Ashford and Simpson of the new millennium is back with their sophomore album "In This Life Together." The group consist of lead singers Fatin Dantzler and Aja Gaynor -- a married duo with a ten-piece band that delivers some of the best fusion of soul, R&B, hip-hop, funk, pop, smooth jazz, and soft rock. They are also the label mates of GRAMMY Winner "Jill Scott." Kindred The Family Soul - Notable songs include: , Far Away , Surrender To Love , Stars , Rhythm Of Life , Turn It Up , Where Would I Be , In This Life Together

Montell Jordan co-wrote and produced Deborah Cox's 1998 smash single "Nobody's Supposed To Be Here," a No. 2 pop hit and the longest running female No. 1 R&B hit (14 consecutive weeks). The song he penned for Sisqo, "Uncomplete," was a No. 1 pop hit. Popular songs are: Let's Ride , This Is How We Do It , Somethin' 4 da Honeyz , Daddy's Home , Falling , Get It on Tonite , When You Get Home , Supa Star

Rally Bop is a dancehall artist on Reggae Vibes Productions Inc. His recent singles includes "Gimme" and "Jamaica" from the Guala Guala Riddim Compilation CD. He recently collaborated with Canadian artist Carl Henry on a single titled “Hot Gal” and has graced the stage with some of the most prominent names in reggae music over the last 7 years internationally. He performed at IRIE-JAMBOREE 9/4/05 alongside: Damion "Junior Gong" Marley, Sizzla, Elephant Man & Beenie Man. He also performed alongside Sizzla & Freddie McGregor at Club Amazura-Queens, NY 10/2004 to a cheerful 2,500 crowd. His recent singles includes "Gimme", Hot Gal and "Jamaica".

Simpleman is a cultural dancehall artist on Reggae Vibes Productions Inc. Recent singles include "Little Computer", "Focused", "Meditation" featuring Ras Shiloh and "Thankful". His dynamic fusion of metaphors and similes personifies the craft of good storytelling. He has performed at various venues in the US and the Virgin Islands alongside reggae artist such as: Sizzla, Beenie Man, Michael Rose, Jahmason, Sugar Minott & Capleton.