The island of Jamaica has produced some of the most talented and versatile performers music has ever known. Dancehall, a musical art form in Jamaica, boasts a plethora of entertainers who are now gaining prominence within the pop and hip-hop genres.

From the Kingston/St Andrew region of the island, comes an artist who is versatile in all areas of entertainment. Lynx Unruly, has been performing and recording for over a decade. As an actor, Lynx wowed audiences with his portrayal of Sammy in the movie "Krosses", as well as playing himself in the smash movie drama, "Bashment" in 2004. 

Musically, his lyrics are humorous and catchy...case in point, the fan favorite "Fire Escape" track, an answer to Kiprich' "Telephone". "Fire Escape" spent weeks on the US charts, and this propelled Lynx' career full throttle then a slur of song followed after , Caliente,bebecita,come over, too bad mind  Smashing hit. “Dat Bad” ,  and the latest Sunshine just to name a few 

It's no accident that Lynx would be involved in the music industry, as music flows through his veins. Being blood relative to dancehall's Billboard chart topper Mad Cobra, sealed his fate. Entertaining is what this artist knew he had to do. This was his niche and where he belonged.

Lynx can hardly be considered a dancehall artist only, however, as he delves in other genres, and is presently fine tuning a project which will enable fans to see his prowess as a pop artist 

At the moment, the Unruly one is promoting his brand new single. Dat Bad The remainder of 2023 and the future, looks bright for this artist who has experience, knowledge and wit. His determination and demeanor ensures his success, and fans can rest assured that what's to come from Lynx is greater than what has been.

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eNGee dadon
Formerly known as DJ Pickney

Nasheer Garth Walters, a/k/a eNGee dadon, was born on the first of August, in the rural seaside town of Annotto Bay in the Parish of St. Mary in Jamaica. 

eNGee is a multitalented artist who writes, sings and produces music which has a dual purpose, to entertain and to educate. His style is a blend of unique and original lyrics and rhythms performed with high emotionality, drama and humor.  He presents a new interpretation of Reggae in the dancehall style, reinventing it and taking it to a new level.  The typical dancehall music style features lyrics which are raw, which appeals to a discrete audience who appreciates its expressive and explicit lyrics.  eNGee employs a more subtle approach, which allows him to connect with a wider audience, taking reggae music to the heights seen by one of his first mentors, Bob Marley. 

eNGee’s newest singles Sting Retards and 1800yardpimp fully demonstrates his wit and musical style.  Sting Retards is a summary of the artists in attendance and their performance, at Sting 2008.  In 1.800yardpimp, eNGee features international recording artist Red Rat, in a light tongue in cheek look at the world’s oldest profession through the eyes of the providers, the commodity they trade is girls. In their words “a bear gal we a sell.”   Another recent single, Immigrant, was released in January, 2009. It is a political commentary on the immigrant experience in America.  In Immigrant, eNGee reminds President Barack Obama that immigrants work three jobs just to survive and deserve a chance to live the American dream.

eNGee believes that his music touches people because his “lyrics inspires them and gives them confidence in themselves while at the same time they can relate to the music and dance to it at the same time.”  He will continue this trend with his upcoming releases which addresses current issues such as youth and guns, society’s reliance upon and relationship with the internet and cellular phone usage.

eNGee was known as a gifted child, full of creativity and talented in the performing arts.  His need to broaden his wings as an entertainer was not supported in his Christian home, so with a sense of purpose and adventure, he left home in search of a future as a musician and entertainer, at the tender age of eleven. 

At age fourteen, eNGee was discovered by Disc Jockey Youthman Troy, who regularly would spin tunes at the Roof Night Club in Ocho Rios.  eNGee was oftentimes the winner of the Talent Contest held there on Tuesday evenings.  Youthman Troy took him to Kingston and recorded eNGee’s first single called “God is my closest friend”, a dance hall song which was played frequently at the Roof Night Club.


Navardo Graham, better
known as Tydal Kamau, is a Jamaican reggae artist. His musical
influences derived greatly from reggae icons, Buju Banton, Sizzla
Kalonji, reggae legends Bob Marley and Peter Tosh. With such rooted
inspirations, his obsession for music began to unfold and triggered his
natural ability to put words and melodies together. Tydal penned and
delivered his first song at age ten to an audience of his peers who
were intrigued by his natural talent.
Two years after Port Antonio Comprehensive High School, Tydal
migrated to Kingston searching for exposure. He mingled with top
musicians and eventually found the central ingredients to master his
craft. He recorded several demos, but did not generate the attention
desired until 2010, he teamed up with brother Fabian Graham aka
Fabigeez and friend Ricardo ‘RedBoom’ Reid to produce a single
entitled Ball-Ground.
Through heavy rotation on major radio stations throughout the island,
the single opened many doors and attracted the attention of some key
players in the music industry. Tydal became a force to be reckoned
with and was dubbed one of the unprecedented new talent of Reggae
when he followed up with a track titled Tell Dem Fi Farm on the
Focus Riddim on Vikings Production Label. The beat which also
featured various artistes was voted one the best reggae rhythms of
2012. He collaborated with world renowned artist Gyptian on a track
entitled Give It To Me Baby.
The young lyricist partnered with US based recording label Master
One Production and instantly made his presence felt in North
American Media Houses. Silent Warrior produced by Florida based
record label Train Line Records in 2013, was the song that
highlighted his lyrical capabilities and vocal range. Tydal’s lyrical
contents predominantly represents the voices and plights of the
modern generation. His melodies and dynamic ways of delivery did
not go through the eyes of several promoters. He was consequently
rewarded in 2014 with a six week Promotional Tour of eleven states
in the U.S.A. for his powerful efforts.
The release and distribution by VP Records of Tydal’s debut
compilation Album titled Mission Incomplete quickly added more
fuel to the journey of a young warrior. Mission Incomplete can be
described as solid compilation of Tydal’s strongest songs up to 2014.
It’s unique blend of Reggae/Dancehall music was featured in several
magazines and charts worldwide. Tydal Kamau achieved favourable
responses across Europe on some major reggae festivals such as
Reggae Geel, Reggae Jam, Afro Latino Festival, Reggae Fever, etc
when he promoted the Album in 2015 and 2016.
The pace and maturity of this fast rising talent was spotted by Ghetto
Youths Int’l, a label owned by Stephen and Damian Marley who
produced Babylon Cant’t Get Away. The artist also showcased his
talent on local festivals such as Rebel Salute, Sting, St Mary Mi Come
From and also was also warmly received upon his recent debut in
Latin America where he made stops at Costa Rica. The reggae crooner
is set to release a new CD and is poised to cement his place in the
music industry to serve and inspire.
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I have always had a passion for music but never took my own music too seriously until 2012 when I decided to try and pursue it to the next level and enter the music business full time.  I started by organising my own concert to launch my album "If It Had Not Been". After the launch I was Fortunate enough to have the opportunity to perform in some high profile gigs.   Unfortunately everything changed on the 1st October 2012 - seven days before my birthday - I fell ill.  My health quickly deteriorated and I became so ill I couldn't walk, then breathing became harder and harder. Soon every time I tried to speak or walk I would cough violently.   In January 2013 after seeing seven doctors, repeated visits to the A&E and with no diagnosis I was admitted to Croydon University Hospital. The same week I wrote on my Facebook wall that I was quitting music.  Fortunatly my wife saw it and immediately deleted it without my knowledge until some days later. I had decided to quit because until my decision to take my music ministry seriously I was fine.  My life was absolutely perfect.  I had a wonderful family; no money worries and my business was successful. So what was the point of doing this if it was going to cost me my health?

After going through so much pain and heartache in 2014 i managed to release an album, which I had decided to achieve to make myself feel better.

This year I have decided to prayerfully go fully on into my Music Ministry - this time prayerfully. I made this decision because with the illness and all the challenges I have faced in the last couple of years it has taught me that I am actually important, valuable and relevant to the Kingdom of God. The devil's’ efforts have shown me that I'm a threat to him, so now I am coming even stronger bigger better and with all the hosts of heaven... HERE I AM!!. 

I want to say that whatever you are undertaking for God don't let the devil’s attempt to silence you, keep you down, knock you out  - prevail. At the same time wisdom is called for.... Don't go into anything without prayer. Let God be ahead of you and the centre of everything you decide to do.  You will succeed with Jesus on your side.
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