Since 1987 Ron Tom (Morphosis 3) has been the man behind the scenes, from London WestSide to Montego Bay, Jamaica. Ron Tom specializes in Production, Composing, Artist Development/Consultancy and Management. Projects include; Don-E, Sugarbabes, All Saints, Mark Morrison, Gabrielle, China Black, Kim Mazell, Joycellyn Brown, Laymia, Victoria Wilson James, Ronnie Jordon, Kid Frost, Keith Elan (Guru), Horace Andy, Junior Reid, Frankie Paul, Micheal Prophet, King Bee, Robbie Shakespeare, Gregory Isaacs, Omar, Level 42, Seal, plus many more.....

RonTom started as a DJ and Co-Partner in LWR in the late 80's, London's original underground radio station, which would spawn the careers of the one and only Tim Westwood, Jiggs (Choice FM), Daddy Earni, Jazzy B (Soul2Soul), Maxi Jazz (Faithless) & Mr C (The Shamen). Ron Tom was also the major force and CEO behind the company Jago Management Production. RonTom's own label, Metamorphosis Digital (formerly "Metamorphosis")  has constantly been at the forefront of urban dance music, with Jungle/Drum n Bass classics such as "Dub Wars" and has been at the cutting edge for new age entertainment, allowing the company to thrive throughout the last 3 decades.

One of Ron Tom's latest projects was with Sinead O'Connor, spearheading the new album and with the latest of his new powerhouse acts to emerge, Joseph Macwan and the band Out of Karma, Ron Tom has helped to re-invent the style of music as well as the industry many times over. In a recent interview Ron Tom had this to say, "Hello friends, Music is the universal language of the world. I am a translator. Please don't try to stop it or get in the way, for my strength comes from Jah, the love of music and humanity, and it is this love that has helped me to keep my sanity! Discovering new music everyday and people to share it with is an immense pleasure and a true high".

  Chris Sullivan, is, and has been at various times, a DJ, author, nightclub host, pop star, painter, style commentator, entrepreneur and fashion designer.  Coming to London from Merthyr Tydfil in the mid 70s,he went onto to study art at St Martins than  fronted the high-concept Virgin-signed Latin funk band, Blue Rondo A La Turk. He began DJing aged 14 at local youth clubs and after spinning at his self promoted clubs such as Le Kilt and St.Moritz, he was the founder , host ,director  and DJ at of the world famous Wag Club in London where the likes of Sade, Prince and Lee Perry played live . During the early to mid eighties he DJ'd every club and party worth talking about in London with gigs in Tokyo, New York, La, Paris ,Barcelona, Milan including the Mint bar ,Danceteria,  Plastic  and Ibiza’s Ku Klub .In 1987 he opened Afters in Clink St (4am-12 mid day) where, using one deck and a cassette player, he was one of the first UK DJ's to play pure Chicago House .
In the nineties he DJ'd at parties for amongst many others, Elton John, Jean Paul Gaultier , Comme Des Garcons, Madonna, GQ and Italian Vogue and continued at clubs such as Browns, Pacha , The Limelight  and the Cafe de Paris. As a writer he first worked for  The Face in it’s infancy in 1981,  became a Loaded  columnist  in ‘94 and then GQ style editor .In 2001 ,he became a full time freelance journalist  filing  for among others, The Times, Esquire, Telegraph, Independent, Guardian, and L’Uomo Vogue. Since, his books, Punk and the definitive chronicle of club culture of the 80s, We Can Be Heroes (with Graham Smith), have been warmly received. He has a weekly Sunday DJ residency at Novikov Mayfair, London, another every Thursday at the Playboy Club on Old Park Lane and a first Friday of the month residency  at The Record Club Camden called Swag. He often plays film premier parties and art openings in the city and each year takes a DJ slot at the Vintage festival while his  film script, Anarchy In The UK, is being developed by a Hollywood's Hacienda Films. Most recently he conceived and co wrote a 9 part TV documentary series Gangs of Britain presented by his old chums Martin and Gary Kemp for the Crime and Investigation Channel. 

Joseph and his band Out of Karma are on the threshold of taking the UK and international music scene by storm! The music is a fiery fusion of rock, dub and funk wrapped up in an Indian vibe that gives it a unique sound. Joseph is a songwriter who sings with an amazing vocal style, that will pierce you and then wrap you up in velvet. Chopping the guitar with mesmerising songs the melodies and lyrics will transport you to an enraptured consciousness. Out of Karma is a way of life and the band represents that in the mixture of sounds and influences. From the rhythm section of Malcolm DSa and Jacob SaintJames providing the drums and the bass backbone to the crazy guitar licks of Chris Topham to the percussive nuances of Ameer aka Bongoman, and Phil Garrett flavouring the vibes on keyboard and saxophone, the eclectic souls have united to form a living whole.

Kick back, dance around or listen while you work. I hope you enjoy the music that I upload here and if you do, please support me by buying my music on iTunes, using the links above.

Love Char

Charlotte Gordon Cumming, the daughter of a Scottish Clan Chief, was born and brought up in the heart of North East Scotland. As a young girl Charlotte loved writing poetry and being outside in big landscapes. Meeting producer Mark Miller Mundy was to change Charlotte’s path. He put her in touch with different musicians so she could learn how to write songs. One of these musicians turned out to be her future husband.

Charlotte’s marriage to singer-songwriter Michael Edwards, of the band Live Wire, enabled her to gain considerable personal experience living and performing in Italy. She then took herself off to New York where she performed her own songs in the clubs and bars of Manhattan.

On returning to London, Charlotte turned her hand to other exploits to help pay the rent. With her dog in the back of her car, she would scour the land finding unusual and interesting artifacts then selling them on to interior designers in London.

Charlotte’s Highland roots, a life-long passion for Africa where she has strong family ties, the African people, their spirituality and the huge landscape all have strongly influenced her musical style.

Because her first album ‘Mindwalking’ has a unique blend of Celtic melody and African rhythms, it seems to have taken on a healing quality.

Charlotte has penned songs for many artists, one of her successes being ‘Soul Sound’ performed by the Sugababes. This song was nominated for Best European Single at the MTV Awards 2001.

Charlotte now lives in a ‘medieval monks’ dwelling’ in Devon, England with husband Nicholas Evans, author of the Horse Whisperer, and their son Finlay, who was born whilst recording and producing Mindwalking in 2006.,

In 2010 Charlotte released a new album ‘The Brave Songs’. This album is inspired by her husband’s new novel ‘The Brave’ and the events of the past two years, when she and her family were in an accident where eating poisonous mushrooms resulted in their near deaths. Completing ‘The Brave Songs’ has inspired her journey of recovery.

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