|
|
|
Blessed FINAL ROAD |
|
|
|
|
Born in the parish of St. Thomas, Jamaica, Blessed was already writing his own songs when he immigrated to Canada at age 12. Since then, he has won numerous awards including a 2002 JUNO Award for “Love
(African Woman)” and in 2006 for “Reggae Time.” Blessed has shared the stage
with such artists as Lauryn Hill, Gregory Isaacs, Beres Hammond, Wayne
Wonder, and Sizzla.
|
Korexion DON’T GO |
|
|
|
|
Keipher Scott, a.k.a. Korexion
hails from Trench Town, Jamaica, and is increasingly becoming a voice of the
people. Upon arriving in Toronto, he encountered many obstacles, living for a
time in shelters and working his way from the ground up. He honed his
songwriting skills and joined forces with Kornerstone Productions, and in
2005 released his debut single, “It’s All Bless.” Next came an EP, X-Rated,
in 2006 featuring the JUNO Award winning title-track. A second song from the
same ablum, Don’t Go, is now nominated.
|
LJX TWO CHORD SKANKIN’ |
|
|
|
|
LJX, better known as Lyndon John,
is a Toronto singer-songwriter who started playing violin and piano at the
age of 5. Shortly after, he started playing the guitar. Through his Grenadian
parentage, he was introduced to calypso and reggae music. His first
independent reggae album, Two Chord Skankin’, was recorded at Slamm
Productions in Toronto and engineered by fellow reggae artist Roger B.
Lyndon. It includes the first single he ever wrote, a song titled “All My Lovin’.”
|
Mikey Dangerous DON’T GO PRETENDING |
|
|
|
|
Mikey Dangerous has dedicated an
endless amount of time to developing his style and lyrical skills. His voice
has been featured on a variety of recordings and hits worldwide and he has
toured with artists such as The Beatnuts. Dangerous has been featured at the
Montreal Tropical Festival, The Montreal International Reggae Festival (2005
and 2006), and in 2007, was a headliner at the Montreal Reggae Festival. “Don’t
Go Pretending” and “You Are So Fine” are a couple tracks that will be
featured on his debut album, due this summer.
|
Tanya Mullings MUSIC IS MY LIFE |
|
|
|
|
Sultry and sexy are some of the
words used to describe the natural sound heard on this sensational album. The
daughter of Karl Mullings, who managed The Sheiks, The Cougars, the Fabulous
Flames and Jackie Mittoo, Mullings set to work finishing the album she had
started with her dad. Although it is a heartbreaking reminder of his absence,
the Music Is My Life is truly a magnificent project that would make Karl
proud.
|
|
|
Blessed FINAL ROAD |
|
|
|
|
|
Korexion DON’T GO |
|
|
|
|
|
LJX TWO CHORD SKANKIN’ |
|
|
|
|
|
Mikey Dangerous DON’T GO PRETENDING |
|
|
|
|
|
Tanya Mullings MUSIC IS MY LIFE |
|
|
|
|