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SHY FX with Talia Goddess, Rampage Sound, and more

May 27, 2024 at 12:00  ·  Brockwell Park, London Brockwell Park, London

SHY FX
May 27
SHY FX
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London's Channel One Sound System, established 1979 by Mikey Dread and Jah T, delivers roots and dub reggae globally, renowned for their hand-built bass, Notting Hill Carnival presence, Red Bull Culture Clash win, and "Down In the Dub Vaults" (2023) release.
Leeds dub sound system and production duo active since the early 90s, made up of Mark Iration and Dennis Rootical. Known for orchestral melodies, heavy bass and stepping drumlines (“Dub inna year 3000”). UK dub classics include Scud Missile (Remix), Kilimanjaro and Reminiscence.
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.
London-born DJ/producer Andre “Shy FX” Williams is a jungle/drum’n’bass veteran known for ragga-jungle. His 1994 UK Apache collab “Original Nuttah” hit the UK Top 40. He founded Ebony Recordings and Digital Soundboy.
Born Paul Levy (1971) in Park Royal, London, General Levy is a British ragga DJ who rose via UK sound systems. Broke through with Original Length & Strength and Fashion Records releases Heat, Breeze and The Wig; made albums Double Trouble (with Capleton) and The Wickeder General.
Brooklyn-born Talia Goddess is a genre-blending singer, rapper, producer, and multi-instrumentalist known for breaking barriers. She’s collaborated with top brands like Versace, Vogue, and Nike while championing queer, Black creatives and pushing cultural boundaries.
Rampage, a renowned collective of award-winning DJs, are pioneers in the UK black music scene. With a BBC Radio 1Xtra residency, they've hosted Europe's largest Sound System Stage at Notting Hill Carnival, drawing 300,000 annually. They've collaborated with stars like Stormzy and Sean Paul, and their music blends soul, reggae, hip hop, and more.
Grammy-winning Jamaican dancehall superstar, crowned King of the Dancehall in Jamaica (2009). The only dancehall artist voted Deejay of the Year in Jamaica for a decade; 3-time Grammy nominee and 2-time MOBO winner; collabed with Janet Jackson, Nicki Minaj, TI, Maya and Wyclef Jean.
Ghana-born Black Sherif blends Highlife with reggae & hip-hop; known for eerie melodies, wide vocal range, and sharp, modern storytelling that draws a cult fanbase.
Born in Clark’s Town, Trelawny, Anthony B is a roots reggae deejay/singer known for fiery, conscious lyrics and revolutionary live shows; author of “The Secret To A Mans Heart.”
American-born, Cameroonian-raised Afro-Pop/Afrobeats/R&B singer; rose on The Voice USA. Known for soulful, honest songs on identity & mental health; 100M+ streams.
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.
Nigerian afro-fusion singer-songwriter Lekan Osifeso Jr (Lojay) rose with hits blending emotive vocals and sharp lyrics. Known for his work with producer Sarz, he’s praised for depth and mood.
WSTRN, formed in multicultural West London, blends dancehall and rap. Known for hits like "In2," they released mixtapes including #WSTRNSEASON and DOU3LE 3AK. With 400M streams, the trio maintains a distinct sound influenced by London and Jamaica.
Chicago West Side footwork producer/vocalist; gritty, high-speed bass. Planet Mu’s DJ Nate made Da Trak Genious (2010) first int’l footwork LP; “Gucci Goggles.”

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