Levysill is a Reggae-Dancehall artist who was born in Nairobi, Kenya. He released his now classic debut single 'Tukae Masaa' (Swahili slang for ‘let's move forward’.) which received widespread support from media in East Africa. Levysill's first major concert appearance was at the AIDS awareness concert in November 2002 at the Impala Grounds, Nairobi where Jamaican reggae roots band, Culture were the headline act.

In 2003, he moved to the United Kingdom and within a short while he tactfully weaved himself into the London entertainment scene performing throughout London, Birmingham, Luton and Milton Keynes. He has performed at various events with Hip Hop legend Coolio and Reggae superstar Lloyd Brown. He has also toured Germany and Switzerland where he performed in cities such as Hamburg (where he performed with General Levy), Geneva, Lausanne and Nyon. While in Germany he caught the eye of the internationally acclaimed RIDDIM Dancehall magazine that featured his international debut single 'Hear And Deaf' in their CD compilation.

As well as releasing a successful EP in London, he also featured in a number of projects including London Individual's Million and Billion Riddim album compilations. In his time in the United Kingdom, Levysill received strong support from various key personnel in the UK radio, television and entertainment industry including BBC 1Xtra's Robbo Ranx, DJ Edu and Silver Star.

In 2008 Levysill returned to Kenya. He has been working on new projects and has received widespread and positive response from media houses and fans alike. He also performed at various events such as the Peace Concert headlined by Turbulance, the Black Supremacy anniversary at F2 and Sawasawa festival in the Nairobi Arboretum. In 2009, together with sensational singer Seamus at the Arkangel studios, Levysill recorded a song with international Reggae stars Luciano and Mikey General. In 2010, he released an album 'I-UNIFICATION' with fellow reggae artist, Fireson.

In September 2011, Levysill released his latest single ‘Weka Lighta’ (Swahili for ‘put your lighters up’). In June 2012, he collaborated on a track 'Full Attention' with Ugandan dancehall star, Peter Miles.

Ahmed Kakoyi known by his stage name ‘Mad Ice’ is a dynamic, well versed, self-taught singer-songwriter who crosses all genres with his music. An acclaimed musician in the African continent, he rose to fame with his debut studio album and title single Baby gal which topped the charts throughout 2003-2004 on radio stations in East Africa. In 2005, his new single, Wange, also debuted at number one in the region. Same year Mad Ice signed a record deal with a Finnish label in Helsinki where he is now based.

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