Trinidadian born reggae performing artist Metric Man, has delivered yet another high standard and creative promotional item for the edification and mental freedom of the human race. This mixtape highlights the daily unseen life of the ghetto youth or those living in the so called down trodden areas. Messages of strength and encouragement is the final cut of this awesome mixtape. I am Free the mixtape. Are you Free?

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Brian Cummings, better known by his stage alias Metric Man, is a reggae and hip-hop musician based in New York and the D.C. area. Originally from Trinidad, Metric Man’s lifelong obsession with music started at the age of 6 in a local calypso competition. By the mid-90s, his work as part of the soca/reggae group Culture Clan put him on the map in Trinidad alongside other talents such as Bunji Garlin and MX Prime. In 1997, Metric Man joined the rapso fraternity, a prestigious niche with a devoted following in the Afro-Caribbean music community.

After moving to the United States in 2004, Metric Man began actively pursuing his roots in reggae because, as he put it, the genre “had the perfect BPM for his socially conscious lyrics.” Since coming to the U.S., he has shared line-ups with beloved artists such as Ky-Mani Marley, Yellowman, Barrington Levy, Sister Nancy, Junior Toots, and more. 2009 saw him on tour with renowned artist Bushman. In 2012, Metric Man was featured at Catalpa Festival which had him alongside Snoop Dogg, AraabMuzik, and A$AP Mob.

Most recently, Metric Man has collaborated with Proper Villains on a side project, Fire Alarm, which is currently signed to Feel Up Records and will see a full-length release in 2016.

His unique fusion of hip-hop, dancehall, reggae, and soca makes Metric Man an incredibly versatile performer whose voice can uniquely shape shift to match the vibe of his surroundings. With his mission statement to “achieve global unity, equal rights, and justice for all mankind” through the power of music, Metric Man’s focus on building a stronger community through his roots in Afro-Caribbean soundscapes makes him stand out amongst the pack.

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Artist Highlight. CoCo is a Soca vocalist as well as a writer and manger, he also Sings & writes Reggae, soul and Gospel music.

Born Ezekial Rian Eden Cummings-Maughn, born on U.S. soil in the mid 1970's.
CoCo is a Brooklyn based artist, who's musical journey began in the Home, Church & in Primary School. From as far back as he remembers Sambo states his passion for music was special and unique.
Before the age of 10, Sambo would sing in the youth Choir of the Orthadox church in which he grew up in and attended with his grandmother, the late great Queen Mother Eulie Cummings. He attended Nelson Street Boys R.C. school in P.O.S. where he also displayed his vocal talent.
Not before long while attending Success Laventille Composite school in P.O.S. Shortly after Sambo was sent to the states, as drug violence and crime grew immensely in the neighborhood where he was from.
Migration to America, introduced sound and sound clash life to CoCo.  D.J Tallest his older brother was the first sound he voiced  for, as a box bwoy, then onto selctor with Sounds like Governor General alongside his cousin Popeye. Governor General was the first sound CoCo Sambo did a dub plate for. CoCo if asked, he will admit that music was not a choice for a path in life but was a deep hidden passion that was suppressed by life struggles and failure to believe he was good enough....His journey of Life brings him face to face with music once again, to be embraced and reproached as healing and a need to do to Save his life and others. in his words, "Music chose me, no matter how hard and far you run from it, your true passion and purpose will always come full circle". Life is a song, music is Life....