Ghetto Life Riddim Instrumental (UIM Records)

Timeless EP

Believe In Me

RSVP Reggae, Vol. 6

Hungry Time

It's the Right Time

I Need Some Good Converstation

another men (prod.chaos)

I-Wayne - Famine & Drought

DEDICATED TO THE WORLD - Assassin aka Agent Sasco

High Note

King Jammys Presents: The Best of Cocoa Tea

Let's Give Thanks

Out NOW! Irie Ites Music proudly presents two boomshots on 7inch: 

IIM017 - 7inch - with a good looking sleeve (thick cardboard)

HORNSMAN COYOTE

A - Hornsman Coyote feat. Jah Mason - Belly Of The Beast
AA - Hornsman Coyote - Seems Like Revolution

Hornsman Coyote, Serbias reggaestar, has teamed up with Jah Mason for "Belly Of The Beast" - a hit tune for all lovers of modern rootsreggae! The video became an instant hit on YouTube! The flipside is another big tune: "Seems Like Revolution"! A liveversion with BMB Riddim can be seen here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5HQNDW0idg

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Produced by House Of Riddim, Austria

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Irie Ites Music: Hornsman Coyote feat. Jah Mason - Belly Of The Beast (snippet)

3 Blind Mice Riddim

I Wonder

Melech Miguel-Kayodeye Collins, using the stage name Melekú, has been burning red hot, igniting flames in the hearts of listeners. A voice of the younger generation of Jamaica, reggae and dancehall respectively, he enlightens the youth across the island. A cry of freedom, one symbolic to that of his father’s without a doubt . As stated by the singer, “Staying true to yourself is key”.

Born March 21, 1997, Melekú was frequently exposed to music from a tender age. Living in a household with his father, popular artiste Sizzla, it was here he recalls his first encounters. At the time though, it was said that ‘Young Kalonji’ cared very little for deejaying, as sports took up all his interest. His transformation soon caught everyone by surprise, when he started going to his cousin’s and father’s studio. Both him and his cousin Big 12, just on the brink of leaving high school, saw this as a means forward and started recording professionally. His first single, ‘Right Place’ was born and released in August of 2015, garnering moderate attention for the young prodigy. 

Three years later, they both collaborated again with the amateur project ‘For Namesake’. This nine track EP with its smooth slick delivery, introduced the new sounds of young Collins. The project proved little to moderate success but turned the heads of many, even his father’s. Seeing the potential of his son, Sizzla brought young Collins on the road as an opening act and mid-show surprise. A year later, both Collins’ landed themselves on compilation project, ‘Life Of A Ghetto Youth: Chapter 2’. The album charted on the Billboard Reggae Charts, peaking at position number 4. The young singer contributed to three tracks; ’Top Story’ being the most widely acclaimed of all. Other tracks like  ‘How Great Is This Moment’ and a feature on ‘Our Life’, alongside the likes of Anthony B, Pressure and Marlon Asher; also held weight amongst some of reggae’s finest.

A new star was on the horizon but one not new to fame or spotlight. Early summer of 2019, he released ’Gyal Criminal’, which saw Melekú dabble in the dancehall arena. 

Today, he continues to ignite our hearts with tunes of joy. The message of freedom, free-will and consciousness can be felt through his songs. The stage is set; the world is eager and Melekú is ready.

‘’ROCKSTAR!”