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My debut EP Sine Energy is out on all platforms  
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Original releases on 
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Released some flips/remixes with @ingoodcomp, @gottoberealrecords, @the-8th-path, @miscesound & @sophisticateddelinquency @nwcltra

Flips featured on:
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@Soulection
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BLVK H3RO (pronounced Black Hero) is one of Jamaica’s most exciting and original young artists, but he’s far from new to the scene. Over the past half-decade, he’s built an impeccable track record and fervent following with his uplifting and ambitious modern reggae sound, while collaborating with the likes of Bunny Wailer, UB40, Lee “Scratch” Perry, Anthony B and Skillibeng. Jamaica’s Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, has even sung his praises, commending his song “It Nuh Easy” for its positive influence on Jamaican youth. The Grammys too have recognized his talent, with his appearance on Rocky Dawuni’s “Neva Bow Down” nominated for Best Global Music Performance at the 2023 edition of the world’s most prestigious music awards show.

Even if you haven’t heard his music, you may have seen BLVK H3RO in ad campaigns for Carhartt, Clarks, Karl Kani, Levi’s and The Elder Statesman, among other celebrated fashion brands. With his roots firmly planted in Jamaica’s rich musical soil, he’s ready to take his innovative sound and invigorating message to the world with His Devyt Album "On A Mission," released on Delicious Vinyl Island in 2023, showcases H3RO's expansive sound, blending reggae, dancehall, and afrobeats rhythms with touches of soul and R&B, and highlighting collaborations with esteemed artists, including Skillibeng, Demarco, Teejay, Dre Island, Kojo Funds, and Winky D.

Claude Ross Bailey is the birth name of the Spanish Town, St Catherine born talent Ce'Ross, one who began to show interest at a tender age. Singing on a sound system operated by his father, he wowed people each time with his impressive memory. Covering word for word the hits of many greats such as Burning Spear, Bushman, Shine Head among others.

At the age of 12 he ventured into other areas of Arts becoming a practitioner of Drama, Dance and the Visual Arts. Realizing his potential he moved from singing cover versions, to writing originals.
By age 15 under the alias Blacks, music became his choice tool of expression as he Explored; Dancehall/Reggae , Rap & Dub Poetry in their authentic forms in the streets of Spanish Town. 

Highly commended at Talawah Drama Festival 2014
He is the MVP of Nightly FIx's march madness freestyle competition 2015.
Holds bronze and silver medals Jcdc (Speech) 2015
He presently holds an Associate degree from the Excelsior School of Performing arts.
BMI Registered.
latest works include: WINNER (Produced by: Cyanide Records X Form 5 Records) & Gems (Produced by: Form 5 Records & features Shanice Sewell)
Officially Ce'Ross aims to "Edutain" through Music, where he will ply his performing skills for generations to come.

Executive Producer and Mastering Engineer at LabWorX Records

Follow me on Twitter/Instagram @YawdyQuan
Email - YawdyQuan@gmail.com
Singer, songwriter, and engineer Yawdy Quan, is a Jamaican artiste born raised in St. Catherine, Jamaica in a city called Portmore. At a young age, Quan became heavily inspired by dancehall and old school dancehall. At the age of 8 years old he wrote his first song and at the age of 15, he began to engineer his own music. In 2003, his family decided to relocate to the Cayman Islands for a year; just to return back home to Jamaica, after Hurricane Ivan passed over The Grand Cayman. After moving back to Jamaica in 2004, his family relocated again but this time to Miami, Florida in 2006. As a teenager in high school, Quan began to DJ and throw his own jamaican parties. Influenced by the American culture, it sparked his interest in hip hop music. While hosting and DJing these parties, he began to notice the darkness in the music that was being played. He wanted to change the way music was, which led him to create his own. Being raised by a single mother, her struggle motivated him to push forward with it.
Through many trial and error, his pursuit for music never stopped. In 2013, he had an encounter with Jesus that has forever changed him. The following year, he traveled to Jamaica, which pulled him back to his roots and found that he was torn between hip hop and reggae/dancehall. As of now, his goal is to give the youth better music and morals that they can grow with by incorporating both genres artistically.

From out of the darkness, a true lyricist emerges... Hailing from the cradle of Hip-hop culture Kingston, Jamaica The Sickest Drama (TSD) brings an action packed array of lyrical skills and social commentary from a uniquely "Third World" perspective. "This is the #FirstCoast", TSD explains "DJ Kool Herc brought the sound system culture he absorbed from Jamaica and transported that essence to the Bronx in the 70's which spawned what we know today as modern hip-hop - as a Jamaican lyricist practicing hip-hop I see this as a natural cycle of things coming full circle..." Active on the Kingston scene since 2005 coming back home after living abroad for sometime, TSD has transitioned from hailed neophyte in the game dropping acclaimed works such as "Hiroshima" (2003) with Inztinkz and the "Wildcard" mixtape (2007) courtesy of Gambling House Records and is now considered a seasoned veteran of the local scene. During his self-imposed hiatus since 2007, TSD took part in community building initiatives for local rappers which culminated in 2013 #PayAttention movement - the first consistent hip-hop show in Kingston run by members of the community. TSD is both host and organizer, and is poised to re-engage his listenership  2014 with new material. "It's been a while since they heard from me, sometimes real life gets in the way, but the passion never strays, my path took the scenic route, but the most important part is that we're here..." Stay tuned, cause a storm is coming and it's The Sickest Drama....

Yared “Boomdraw” Lee is a self-taught Producer/DJ from Jamaica whose sonic palette is heavily inspired by the sounds of 90s hip hop. His father, owner of Kingston Dub Club, immersed him in reggae from an early age and he carries that love for music by pushing the boundaries of Jamaica’s musical landscape through his work. Through his curated playlist series, New Sounds of Jamaica, he shows his listenership that the island's music cannot simply fall into the binary of just reggae or dancehall, and that its new artists create multi-faceted music.

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