Johnny Osbourne
With over half a century of career, it’s as if Johnny Osbourne has lived multiple lives: a privileged witness to the evolution of Jamaican music, he experienced the birth of reggae, dancehall, and then digital. Marked by numerous hits, including the classic “Truth and Right,” his career began in the 1960s and has continually evolved. […]
Mo’Kalamity
Embodying a crossroads of cultures, Mo’Kalamity, of Cape Verdean origin, grew up in France and now lives in Paris. Immersed in Caribbean and Afro-American rhythms, she quickly established herself in the reggae world with her artistic talents as a singer, songwriter, and composer. Through her spiritual lyrics and resolutely committed tracks, she urges us to […]
Broussaï
A leading group in French reggae, Broussaï has been setting stages on fire across Europe and beyond for nearly 20 years (Canada, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Spain, Jamaica, Polynesia, etc.). The band has won over audiences with the subtlety of its lyrics, the dynamism of its instrumentals, and melodies that always aim to evoke emotion. A […]
Sara Lugo
Sara Lugo, a singer with diverse influences, combines her soul and folk voice with various styles such as reggae, pop, swing, R&B, jazz, and hip-hop. Discovered in 2009 through a collaboration with Umberto Echo and the band Jamaram, she quickly became a key figure in the reggae scene. Winner of the British Reggae Industry Award […]
Raspigaous
Raspigaous is a French reggae/ska band formed in 1997 in the Panier neighborhood of Marseille. The band quickly stood out from the local scene with their contagious choruses (such as Sers le Jaune, Vitrolles, Fumo, Zappe) and began a series of concerts. In 1999, after a nationwide tour, they released their first album Chaud Time, […]
Tomawok
Tomawok has a long artistic history. First a member of the ska-fusion band Zetlaskars, signed in 2003 to the label Crash Disques, then the hardcore rap group Urban Poizon in 2004, and finally, he joined the Parisian group Grime Sin (grime/drum’n’bass) in 2007 alongside Mesh M18 and Titine Boy. In parallel, the project TOMAWOK had […]
Lidiop
Nurtured from a young age by the rich traditional and contemporary African music, Lidiop was born in the cultural and folkloric atmosphere that defines his homeland, Senegal. Lidiop, his stage name, is a multifaceted musician, songwriter, and performer who blends reggae, dancehall, R&B, Afro, and pop. On stage, his music unites the audience, sharing smiles, […]
Twan Tee
Twan Tee grew up immersed in various musical worlds, including Jamaican culture, hip-hop, and bass music. By the age of 20, he had developed his style and began his first vocal recordings while cutting his teeth in different sound systems. He would collaborate numerous times with the Roots Attack collective, known for their powerful and […]
Steel Alive
Steel Alive was formed in 2014 in Lyon and has since evolved between mainland France and Réunion Island. The duo consists of Pouss, who handles composition, accordion, and keyboards, and Lucas, who alternates between scratch, guitar, and drum pad. Their sound universe is built around a dub foundation enriched with hip-hop rhythms, world music elements, […]
Nattali Rize
Originally from Australia and coming from a predominantly rock background, she initially lacked all the tools to captivate this kind of audience. And yet, in a short time, she became the darling of Jamaican studios: her commanding voice contrasts with her delicate appearance. A rare gem that must be heard, as it has become increasingly […]