Atia is an afrobeat/dancehall artist,a movie producer and actor from Cameroon but presently based in Germany.He started as a singer working with the likes of Blaise Bsings,MC Zas,Proxy Buh and DJ Favoo.

Marl-E is a London based Dancehall Artist, Producer and Songwriter, who brings his cross cultural influence into the dancehall scene, mixing traditional dancehall with hip-hop, grime, EDM, r&b etc. Marl-E draw his lyrical content from his personal experience.

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Inxtroverted singer-songwriter and record producer. I create music that makes me feel good, and others can enjoy, vibe, or relate to.

Run's Tee was born and raised in ilesha,osun state, one of Nigeria's ancient cities. He grew up in a close knit Christian family, with his parents adhering strictly to their chosen Christian Religion. After elementary school, Runs Tee attended Government College Apata, Ibadan. At age of eight, he was a member of a choir group in his primary school. His voice endeared him to his church's choir master and fellow worshipers alike. He was always involved in the end of year choir party for his Christ Apostolic Church. (C.A.C) 

Runs Tee continued his love for music while in secondary school. After graduating from Government College Ibadan, Runs Tee was admitted to the University of Ibadan. During his time at the University, he was inseparable from music. While in the University, he formed a band with two if his friends called "D Anglos". The group engaged themselves by touring other University campuses in Western Nigeria. Touring with his band mates, took him far away from his academic studies. Eventually, he realized that he could not handle the demands of academics, together with the passion he had for music. He then decided to dedicate his time and focus on his music. This decision to pursue music, his first love, led him to leave the University of Ibadan and went to a Music School in kuto Abeokuta, Ogun State.. 

Runs Tee is a people person, as he is liked by all. Runs Tee is an organizer who always bring people together. He has a knack for making things happen..Runs Tee is a very funny and fun person. It is no wonder he was nicknamed RUNS MAN by his friends and fans, meaning, "The man who makes things happen, out of nothing.". Today he goes by the nickname "Runs Tee". 

Runs Tee shifted into high gear after leaving the University of Ibadan. In the proceeding years, he went all out to carve a niche for himself within the Nigerian music arena. His dedication to music was to get him series of spots appearances at several high profile concerts in Nigeria, including the Benson & Hedges shows and Rothmans Groove Nigeria where he was 3rd in show studded with 36 entrants. At this point in his musical life, he became convinced that the path he had chosen was the right one. Armed with this conviction, he decided to travel abroad to widen his world view and to use it as a tool to enhance his musical career. Runs Tee left Nigeria for Amsterdam in mid 2006. He later arrived in Canada where he met a fellow Nigerian producer who instantly spotted his natural vocal talent. This raw vocal talent was to be later fully exploited by his record label OddRuff Inc. in the creation of Hip Life and Dance Hall recordings. 

Runs Tee grew up listening to legends like Bob Marley, Beres Hammond, Sonny Okosun and Afrobeat King Fela Anikulapo Kuti who he calls his role model and describes him as phenomenal. When asked why he chose the radical Afrobeat legend as his role model, Runs Tee was quick to point out that Fela "the artist" stood for social justice and was a true freedom fighter, a man of the masses who was always fighting social ills through his music. 

Runs Tee is touching his fans around the world with his music. He is constantly finding new ways of touching people with his music as well as performing on various stages in Canada and the US. In the summer of 2008, he performed alongside with Majek Fashek, Tu Face ididbia, Blacko Blaze, Banky W,V.I.P from Ghana..in 2009 he performed with P square Brothers,9ice(gongo aso),Eddy the don, Nana Boro from ghana, Boroshangy from Cameron,ruff and smooth from Ghana and much more in 2010 and 2011..Runs Tee is a host of other Nigerian artists in Canada. His recently released album, titled "COLOR ABUSE", boasts of collaborations with the likes of Jae Baz and the Blacko Blaze,Mustiboy,P rymes,Mc street, freeman nadawo and more both of whom are also based in Canada. Runs Tee is constantly working hard and patiently waiting to deliver the kind of sound recordings that will put him in the class of some of the world's finest. In his words, "No price is to high to pay for success...Runs Tee just released his 3rd music video call "MAINTAIN "ft Blacko Blaze..

Runs Tee plans to impact his knowledge and experience in music sometime in the near future by setting up a training school for young talents all over the world., especially in Africa..."Music is my life" he says and "no slowing down" until he gets to the top. "I want to represent African. I have aspirations to travel the world over and I see music as providing that opportunity for me. There is so much going on around the world and I want to travel and experience new places and cultures. I would like to perform in Japan, China, Brazil, Paris, London, Rome, Berlin and have people of all cultures enjoy my music.".

I've been a DJ, Selector and Music Curator for over 20 years, and play an eclectic and refined selection of funk, reggae, afrobeat, jazz, dub, blues and a bit of disco, hip-hop & jungle. 
I've DJ'd all over the world at all types of events from festivals, restaurants, launches, exhibitions, hotels, as well as many many bars, clubs and other great parties.
I also Produce, making and performing vocals on my tunes which are a mixture of dub, hip-hop and jazz. Currently producing and mixing some new tracks.
I have organised and managed a variety of events and festivals, and work with artist booking, live sound, event management and promotion.
Have also been developing some skills on bass guitar over the past few years.

KingKaz The SpiritMan is a UK based lyricist, singer and producer, whose style is predominately Rap/Hip-hop plus Afro-beat and Reggae.

Kingkaz was brought up in a musical family and was highly influenced by his father a very respected and famous Singer and Musician from Nigeria (Blackman Akeeb Kareem). Kingkaz would play Congas, shakers and other percussive instruments on stage alongside his father and band at big events.

From a very young age he was exposed to Hip Hop and soon realized his calling as Rap artist. After leaving secondary school He formed rap group named 'Complex Minded Souljahs' (CMS) consisting of 9 members. Together they had relative success on the underground Hip-hop Scene in the UK with releases including ‘South London’s Finest’ mix tape series and an underground hit titled ‘L.O.N.D.O.N’ accompanied by video releases.

By 1996 Kingkaz became heavily involved in the open mic scene in the UK, With a long list of PA's spanning 13 years, in and around London, brushing shoulders with notable UK artists including, Sway, Skinnyman, Kano and chipmunk.

Since 2008 Kingkaz has become a major fixture in the music scene, especially in the Afro Hip-Hop and Nigerian music scene. Previous gigs include an appearance at Nigeria 50th @Trafalgar Square, London, Hammersmith Apollo and the Bernie Grant centre, Tottenham, London alongside Chipmunk.

With he's Popularity Steadly growing within the industry, He as established himself as a force to be reckoned with as an artist and a producer. SpiritMan definitely has a lot in store for the future.
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Budabless records My Life Review by Shaun Flux

Observing corporate tenacity, to rapturous ovation of signed-up supporters (judging by the amount of affiliate websites!) of three continents, I proudly announce the establishment of London's perennial entertainment house…Budabless Recordings, boasting multi-admin, vice chairmen and staff members including myself in the capacity for PR, and of course hard working, experienced artist’s.

The growth has been steady, plus its legit and out-performing status is a title evidenced in, rival, millennium-era, now inactive start-up companies, unsuccessful themselves, in trans mutating from red blood-money-funded platforms in Peckham and Camberwell’s grimiest housing estates, to current profit-making, and what fiscal analysts will know as responsible turnover…the black…where Budabless has been for several years…by shrewdly perceiving a Afrobeat wave via Nigerians renowned for their business savvy, throwing one of its musical rods into this genre, which is now paying modest dividends.
And to celebrating the competitiveness at that plateau, Spiritman, the driving force and chief orchestrator of Budabless records, has put out a series of singles, including this one, from Spiritman's My Life Ep.

The sound is very well delivered, with a baseline and arrangement perfect for the mature vocals of Spiritman which sits together well and blend nicely. The topic and subject matter is what can only be described as grown folks B.I. where Kingkaz tackles his expansion in many compartments…of…yes…his own life.

So one highly recommend you purchase this My Life EP and lend your support for a multi-faceted company certainly on its way upwards, this year, and into the future!
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The much anticipated release from SpiritMan titled 'My Life', a 5 track) digital EP is out Now. Available on all top sites including iTunes.

This EP is not to be confused with the sometimes repetitive songs we hear on our airwaves, My Life is a breath of fresh air. With chords, beats, rhythm and lyrical substance all colliding in perfect harmony, this one is not to be slept on.

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Artist:House,Afrobeat,Dancehall and Afropop songwriter n a vocalist

	I began my professional dj career in New York City at the infamous Club New York in 2002 for Velvet List promotions when vinyl was en vogue. I’ve since enraptured dancefloors, lounges, bars restaurants, cinemas and event spaces including Chetty Red, Sin Sin Lounge, The Asia Society, Cammaradas El Barrio, The Den Harlem, Nectar, Mojo, SIP, A-Loft W Hotel, Landmark Sunshine Cinemas, Tian, Bier International, the Cedar Lake Ballet Company and Harlem Tavern; not to exclude my roots at sweaty house-parties in Brooklyn, Long Island, Queens and Harlem spinning afrobeat, pop, hip-hop, soul, reggae, r&b, salsa, soulful/roots house, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s, jazz, and funk. My name is derived from the detail, passion and manual labor that I exude to reach perfection for a party or mixtape.  
	 My affection for music stems from growing up in Los Angeles and being exposed to a 24/7 hip-hop format on 1580 KDAY during the pre-golden and golden-era of hip-hop when the R&B stations, KJLH 102.3 FM and KACE 103.9 FM played sweet-soul & r&b when it too was en vogue, and yet blatantly boasted that they refused to include hip-hop in its format. So to hear the mosaic of beautiful music in Los Angeles, I was always turning the dial in my mother’s burgundy Buick Regal between the so-called “urban,” “contemporary R&B” and “pop” stations. 
	While attending Wesleyan University in Middletown Connecticut, I witnessed the legendary Bobbito Garcia 91’ spin afrobeat; saw the Last Poets and Sonia Sanchez perform on account of an invite from Santigold (then Santi White 96’); met now Fela Kuti biographer and Yale Professor Michael Veal 01’ (then an ethnomusicology Ph.D candidate); witnessed Kabir Sen 99’ kick numerous freestyle ciphers, blossom into the funk band Uncle Trouble and now performs as solo-independent hip-hop artist; was an avid fan of the dj duo Reach and the Sundance Kid, currently Dj Reach 01’ & Jahi Lake 01’ (no longer a duo) and was close personal friends with one of the illest unsigned MC’s I ever met Ben Crease (posthumously 99’) and who forever influences me till this day.
	Moving to New York has been the culmination of my experiences rotating my mother’s radio dial to find that “perfect beat” and the multi-faceted “Wesleyan - encounters.”  From making the perfect mixtape to perfecting the perfect party, I’m that dj  to incorporate just enuff “elbow grease” to make it happen.  
	 	


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