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Jumanisé is a multi talented singer, songwriter uganda-teso born, He conveys his artistry through different languages ie Ateso, English, kiswahili and luganda.
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Arrow Seventific is generally a reggae artist  but has collaborated and performed on various genres while still managing to keep it conscious. While working on music and doing small performances in the U.K. the Trinidadian native became friends with Simba Max Bhebe, lead vocalist for alternative rock band 'In Between Days'. Bhebe introduced Seven to Jimmy Logic, a trip-hop/experimental producer,songwriter and engineer who is also the owner of Funeral Laughter Records.

Together they recorded few tracks from which  Seventific was invited to perform at CARIVOG International's 'Introduction to Miss Trinidad and Tobago's Miss World Delegates' . 
He has also collaborated with many international artistes including Jazy V.S. (Philadelphia, U.S.), Ayu Okakita (Japan)and Pamela Nyambo (Kenya) to name a few. This project also helped Seven to grab the attention of Dalibor Luptak, guitarist and producer from the Czech Republic. The two went on to produce a track entitled 'Black Mirror'.

On returning to Trinidad, Seven recorded mixtape tracks which were released online for free. Lionhouse Muzik, a producer from Jamaica came across Seven's music. This landed the talented Seven a collaboration track with Sizzla entitled 'Rastereotype' which can be heard on his free mixtape album 'Seventific'. He landed a featured verse on the song "Too Much Diseases" by Ghanian (African) Reggae Band "Ancient Kushites".He has also recorded numerous dubplates for various international sound systems such as Kreazion Creando (Mexico) , Hi- Fi Killer(U.K.), Ting a Ling (Portugal) to name a few.

He is currently embarking on his second project entitled "Mark of the East " which features Jamaican artists such as Alozade , Tally Phoenix and Dappa Zap. With the traction gained by this artist it is expected the world has a lot more to hear from Arrow Seventific.

Just learning to get this music outta my head!!.p

Sergej Snooze, 
Zagreb, Croatia

Few people have contributed as much to the Croatian electronic music scene as Sergej Snooze. As an artist, DJ and promoter he has dedicated his life to pursuing an honest, adventurous path through all kinds of sounds, from house and techno through to conceptual art and sound design, touching upon a myriad of genres and projects in between. Through all of this experience, Snooze has stayed loyal to the true art of the dancefloor, maintaining an underground focus and unafraid to experiment but always working to bring the perfect cohesion between DJ, music and audience, whether in the club or the world outside.

For more than ten years Snooze has held down a weekly residency in his home town Zagreb, the capital of Croatia. In building and running celebrated club Sirup from the ground up, he has played a vital role in bringing the highest quality of producers and DJs to the city.  Meanwhile with Porat he took an existing venue and built upon its foundations, which can now be seen in The Garden Festival’s Barbarellas club. Throughout all this, he has used his own position as a DJ to push his belief in the right records for the right time, making the vibe on the dancefloor the priority when selecting the tracks for the night. This attitude has taken him across Europe to share his message.

In order to promote the music he believes in beyond the trappings of the nightclub, Snooze established the Home Made Electronica label in 2003, providing a focused outlet for Croatian artists meeting with highly regarded international remixers such as Marko Nastic, Petar Dundov, Rob Mello, SCSI-9 and many more. After pausing the label for four years while he dedicated his time to Sirup, Snooze has reignited Home Made to collaborate with friends around the world and release the music that inspires him.

Meanwhile his own creative endeavours as Sergej Snooze, launched at the 2012 edition of Dimensions Festival, delve into the warm melodies and analogue sonics of contemporary deep and tech house, working solo or alongside studio partner FM to summon up emotionally charged tracks and remixes. Moving away from the business end of the music industry to indulge his creativity whilst also completing a PhD in Music & Technology and lecturing at Polytechnic of Zagreb, Snooze is constantly building upon his sizable achievements to become a powerful force in electronic music both within and beyond the Croatian borders.

DJ 745 is an independent reggae selector/journalist based in Leicester, UK who presents his Irie Jamms show on Leicester's Radio2Funky 95FM featuring an international selection of roots reggae, revival and dub along with the latest music news, artist interviews, album reviews and exclusive previews.

True to his name, DJ 745 has been a record collector/journalist of reggae music for over three decades and regularly spins music on his preferred format -7" vinyl. His vast collection of reggae spans five decades. He has travelled extensively to search for rare reggae vinyl to add to his collection. His initial love for reggae music began when he was a youth in 1990 when he heard an infectious beat blasting out of the world-famous Daddy Kool Records in London. This led to the purchase of his first reggae records by Eek A Mouse and Dennis Brown. The rest they say is history.

Over the years DJ 745 has travelled to Jamaica, Japan, America and throughout Europe regularly tracing back the origins of reggae music and revisiting reggae landmarks including the original location of King Tubby’s Studio in Waterhouse and Treasure Isle Studios in Downtown Kingston.  With a strong passion to help to preserve reggae music he has interviewed artists young and old including Bunny Wailer, Ken Boothe, Marcia Griffiths, Beres Hammond, Jah9, Raging Fyah, Micah Shemaiah, Morgan Heritage, Luciano, Tarrus Riley, Etana, Chronixx, Protoje, Busy Signal, Freddie Mcgregor, and Horace Andy.

In the earlier part of his music career, DJ 745 played on a number of community stations in Leicester, including Fresh FM and has also been involved in Restricted Service License radio stations including Juice FM, and Vision FM.  He has also been a guest DJ on BBC Radio Leicester and hosted weekly reggae shows on internet radio stations include Zion Highness and Reggaespace.com before working with World A Reggae on a number of projects including the Uprising Acoustic Sessions and a series of video interviews including ‘Reggae History Reasonings’.

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