Formed in the UK, reggae legends Steel Pulse have spent four decades bettering mankind through music. Known as global powerhouses and reggae revolutionaries, the band released the single Stop You Coming And Come and the album Mass Manipulation, continuing to influence younger generations of artists with their impactful sound.
Jamaican dancehall singer Sean Paul broke into the global mainstream with his Grammy-winning album Dutty Rock, featuring hits like Get Busy and Temperature. A pioneer of dancehall pop, he is also known for major collaborations with Beyoncé, Sia, and Dua Lipa.
Grammy-winning dancehall superstar Beenie Man has spent over three decades topping charts and earning global acclaim. Known as the King of the Dancehall, he has collaborated with Janet Jackson and Nicki Minaj, achieved multiple Billboard entries, and won MOBO awards.
Born in Clarendon, Jamaica, Barrington Levy became a defining dancehall star known for his rich vocals and defining early albums like Englishman and Robin Hood. He scored numerous hits, including Shine Eye Girl and Under Mi Sensi, and won Best Vocalist at Britain's Reggae Awards.
Grammy-winning Kingston, Jamaica native Kabaka Pyramid is a Rastafarian lyricist blending reggae, hip hop, and dancehall. A key pillar of the Reggae Revival movement, he released his debut album Kontraband and the Grammy-winning sophomore album The Kalling, produced by Damian Marley.
Julian "Junior" Marvin, guitarist from the UK, joined Bob Marley & the Wailers in 1977, featured on key albums like Exodus and Uprising, collaborated with Burning Spear and Alpha Blondy.
Protoje (born Oje Ollivierre), raised in Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica, blends reggae with hip-hop, soul and jazz. Broke through with Rasta Love (ft. Ky-Mani Marley) and Who Knows (ft. Chronixx). Grammy-nominated for A Matter of Time and Third Time’s The Charm.
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.
England-born reggae DJ known in England and Jamaica. Inspired by Millie Small’s “My Boy Lollipop,” he became a DJ at 15, joined Radio London in 1978, and later spent over a decade at Capital Radio before Kiss FM. Compiled The Kings of Reggae (2007).
London-born DJ and producer Shy FX is a veteran jungle and drum and bass artist. Best known for his 1994 hit Original Nuttah with UK Apache, he founded Ebony Recordings and Digital Soundboy, scoring major U.K. chart hits and collaborating with artists like T-Power and Lily Allen.
