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Reggae Fest

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Reggae Fest, an international concert and festival brand, originated in New York City. It is celebrated for its inclusive energy and curated experiences, showcasing traditional reggae alongside dancehall, reggaeton, and Afro-Caribbean fusion. The event fosters cultural exchange and community, drawing diverse talent and audiences with its quality sound and vibrant atmosphere.

Alkaline

1 concert

Reggae-dancehall artist Alkaline debuted in 2011 with an aggressive, hip-hop-influenced style. Known as an influential independent Caribbean act, his debut album New Level Unlocked peaked at number one on the Billboard charts and spent 18 weeks on the chart.

Capleton

1 concert

Capleton, aka “The Fireman,” is a reggae and dancehall voice known for conscious lyrics, spiritual themes, and militant delivery. Rising in the early ’90s, he earned global recognition with songs like Tour and Jah Jah City.

Shenseea

Born in Jamaica, Shenseea is known for her dynamic patois rhymes and dancehall reworkings. Collaborations with Kanye West, Christina Aguilera, and Major Lazer highlight her genre versatility. Her debut album ALPHA features artists like 21 Savage and debuted at #2 on Billboard’s Reggae chart.

Mr. Vegas

Born in Jamaica, Mr. Vegas blends singing & toasting in dancehall tracks like "Heads High" & "Nike Air." Hits UK charts, collaborates with Sean Paul & Shaggy. Briefly retired in 2008, returned with own label, MV Music. Recently turned to gospel music.

Elephant Man

Dancehall star Elephant Man (O'Neil Bryan), born in Kingston, Jamaica, is famed for hits like "Pon di River, Pon di Bank." His energetic style led to collaborations with Mariah Carey, Busta Rhymes, and Major Lazer. Known for his vibrant stage presence and popular tracks like "Log On" and "Nuh Linga," he achieved success with albums such as "Good 2 Go" and "Let's Get Physical."

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Bounty Killer

Kingston-born Bounty Killer, a fiery '90s dancehall icon, is known for hits like "Hip-Hopera" and "Deadly Zone." He fused hardcore dancehall with hip-hop, collaborating with the Fugees, Busta Rhymes, and No Doubt. His gritty style and lyrical feuds, especially with Beenie Man, shaped his raw, socially aware sound. Grammy-nominated for "Ghetto Dictionary: The Mystery", he remains a key figure in Jamaican music history.

Tony Matterhorn

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Tony Matterhorn is a dancehall DJ known for his energetic live shows and hit "Dutty Wine." He won the 2000 Dancehall World Cup.

Tanto Metro & Devonte

Kingston, Jamaica dancehall duo Tanto Metro (Mark Wolfe) and Devonte (Wayne Passley) formed in the late ’90s. They scored a major 1997 hit with “Everyone Falls in Love,” later issuing the album Everyone Falls in Love and full-lengths like The Beat Goes On.