Alborosie is an Italian-Jamaican reggae artist, producer, and dub specialist dedicated to preserving and evolving reggae’s roots. Known for his deep cultural reverence and signature analogue production, he blends powerful storytelling with roots rock reggae and dub-infused sounds.

His album For The Culture showcases his mastery, featuring collaborations with legends like the Wailing Souls and Jo Mersa Marley. Beyond music, he advocates for social change, contributing to Jamaica’s Stop Human Trafficking campaign. As the first white artist to win a M.O.B.O. Award for Best Reggae Act, Alborosie continues to champion reggae with authenticity and purpose.

Mo’Kalamity, a Cape Verdean-born artist based in Paris, has made a powerful mark in reggae with her deep, conscious lyrics and commanding voice. A self-taught musician, singer, songwriter, and composer, she formed The Wizards to bring her vision of roots reggae to life, blending spiritual awareness with messages of love and resilience.

Her journey has seen her collaborate with reggae legends like Sly & Robbie, recording One Love Vibration in Kingston, and working alongside icons such as Sidney Mills (Steel Pulse) and Andy Bassford (Dennis Brown). Her latest album, Shine, was crafted across three continents, reflecting her relentless pursuit of authenticity and artistic evolution.

Mo’Kalamity’s music is a call to consciousness, a reminder of the power of love, and a testament to reggae’s enduring spirit.

Formed in 2014 in Lyon, Steel Alive is a dynamic duo blending dub, reggae, stepper, and hip-hop beats with a unique organic touch—centered around their signature accordion. Consisting of Pouss (composer, producer, accordionist, and synth player) and Lucas (guitarist and drumpad player), they have moved between mainland France and Reunion Island, shaping a distinctive sound rooted in sound system culture and circus arts.

With an impressive track record, Steel Alive has shared the stage with artists like Panda Dub, Uzul, Joe Pilgrim, and Balaphonik Sound System, performing across France, Reunion, and Switzerland. Their discography includes Spread the Word (2014), Timing is Critical (2017), and Connecting… Please Wait (2022).

In 2024, they launched their own label, Bass Cookers, collaborating with French dub pioneer Pilah (Dub Addict Sound System/Kaly Live Dub). To mark their 10th anniversary, they are organizing two Alive Dub Festivals, set for France in October and Reunion in November, continuing their mission to innovate and inspire.

Atili, a trailblazer in the vapor reggae/dub movement, has been shaping the genre for nearly a decade. With a gold record, multiple Victoires du Reggae awards, over 1 million listeners on Spotify in 2023, and 7+ million views on YouTube, his impact is undeniable.

A true self-made artist, Atili controls every aspect of his music—from production to visuals—crafting a unique fusion of electro, dub, and reggae. Whether collaborating with rap and reggae artists or commanding the stage solo, his signature sound delivers an uplifting, futuristic vibe that continues to push boundaries.

Jô is a Luso-Brazilian artist based in Geneva who masterfully blends the vibrant energy of reggae with the intensity of rap. Her unique style reflects a rich cultural fusion, combining the rhythms of Brazil and Europe to create music that embodies authenticity and connection.
In just one year, Jô has made a significant impact on the reggae scene, collaborating with renowned labels and collectives such as Evidence Music, Little Lion Sound, and Derrick Sound. Her dedication and musical charisma have earned her millions of views, particularly through her collaboration with Brazilian artist Junior Dread and her hit track "Fênix", produced by Little Lion Sound.
With a powerful voice and meaningful lyrics, Jô continues to make her mark with contagious energy, bringing a fresh and dynamic sound to modern reggae.

Founded in Geneva, Switzerland, in 2004 by Nicolas Meury, Little Lion Sound has been a leading force in Reggae, Dancehall, and Afrobeat. In 2016, Jannali Littman joined, further strengthening their musical journey.

Staying true to Jamaican Sound System culture, they organized street dances in 2006 with their homemade system, gaining recognition as Sound Clash Champions in France, Australia, and Switzerland.

In 2010, they established a recording studio in Geneva, collaborating with legends like Capleton, Sizzla, and Brother Culture. Today, their studio remains a key hub for Reggae music in Europe.

Derrick Sound is a powerhouse DJ, producer, and MC duo from Geneva, Switzerland, known for their electrifying fusion of reggae, dancehall, and bass music. Emerging from the vibrant Artamis scene in the early 2000s, Mr. Nico and Inspecta Derrick made their mark at legendary venues like K-Bar and Piment Rouge, drawing inspiration from icons like David Rodigan, Fire Links, and Tony Matterhorn.

Their bold remixes and dubplates initially challenged reggae purists, but their undeniable talent won over fans, leading them to dominate the European Sound Clash circuit with two Geneva Clash victories. In 2013, they co-founded Evidence Music with Little Lion Sound, propelling them into the global reggae spotlight.

Derrick Sound has collaborated with some of the biggest names in reggae, including Capleton, Anthony B, Sizzla, and Brother Culture, producing anthems like BUN DEM DOWN, LIFE GOOD, and SUNRISE. Today, they continue to push boundaries with cutting-edge production, keeping their roots in sound system culture while shaping the future of reggae music worldwide.

90 Degree Sound is a Reggae Dancehall Sound System rooted in Sicily, Milan, and Barcelona, dedicated to promoting Jamaican music globally. Founded by Prof and Jimmy in the early 2000s, it played a key role in bringing Dancehall culture to Southeastern Sicily, organizing landmark events like the Pon De River Festival and hosting Capleton in 2007.

Beyond performances, 90 Degree Records has released original productions, including the Wish Yu Riddim. The crew expanded internationally with members in Amsterdam, Milan, and Barcelona, performing across Europe, Central America, Asia, and Africa, even gracing Ethiopia and Jamaica.

In 2023, 90 Degree celebrated its 20th anniversary with major shows featuring Alborosie, Eek-A-Mouse, and Jah Mason, followed by a standout performance at the Rototom Reggae Festival in 2024. With a legacy of electrifying events and innovative collaborations, 90 Degree Sound continues to champion Reggae and Dancehall worldwide

Brother Culture has been one of the leading figures of the reggae scene in the UK for the past 40 years. From the roots of the Sound System culture in the UK, to the bass music sceneBrother Culture is a symbol of the UK’s music scene, and this album is a testimony of his musical journey. From Roots Reggae to Bass Music, this collection is not only Brother Culture musical journey, but as well the evolution of the Reggae Music scene in the UK. It’s a symbol of the impact that the West Indian, African and UK culture have had on the mainstream market and global culture!

Being recently formed in November 2023 , Ben Denny Mo on Vocals and guitar, Richard King (Spiritbomb) on Bass and Alan Casha on drums. Barefoot Lions are a fuse of ska, reggae, funk and soul sounds. Within the music there is a high degree of improvisation and freestyling, with a lot of the songs being created live on stage. The Barefoot lions played the biggest festivals in Malta in 2024 , including Boomerang, Earth Garden and Votex, playing along side the Dub Pistols and Tippa Irie. They have also appeared on Backstage TV on TVM doing 3 songs live and an interview. They have a growing following in Malta as well as Facebook, YouTube and Instagram.

DJ Loco is a Maltese reggae DJ whose journey began in the 1980s, when reggae was still emerging in Malta. Moving to the UK in 1984, he immersed himself in London’s reggae and sound system culture, building an extensive vinyl collection and selecting at private parties. After surviving a house fire that destroyed his records, he transitioned to digital DJing, keeping his passion alive.

Returning to Malta in 2017, DJ Loco quickly became a staple in the local reggae and dub scene, known for his seamless juggling-style mixes that take listeners on a musical journey. His deep knowledge and infectious energy have made him one of Malta’s most sought-after reggae DJs, securing spots at top events and festivals.

Sirius Flame, born Davide Cozzi in Milan in the early 2000s, is a dynamic Italian Dancehall and Reggae artist. His passion for Jamaican culture was ignited by his brother, who introduced him to live shows and musical sessions during his youth. At 17, Sirius Flame began his professional journey, performing at various live events across northern Italy. In 2019, he relocated to Barcelona, where he developed a unique Dancehall sound influenced by Afrobeat and Latin American music. His debut EP, "YOUTH," features tracks like "Neva Change" and "Kawasaki." Notably, his single "Yuh Nuh Bad," a collaboration with DJ Assassin, has garnered international attention. Sirius Flame continues to make waves in the global Dancehall scene with his innovative style and compelling performances.