Peter Njoroge aka Fasbolt is a dance hall music artist with a keen eye of taking over the Kenya as well as international music scene with a storm. Born in kericho and raised in Nairobi's Zimmerman estate, Fasbolt believes that nothing is impossible in this world. The first born in a family of five, Fasbolt discovered his passion for music while still at a tender age.He used to sing at his local church and still lives the dream.While growing he used to compose hip hop songs but was ironically an ardent fan of reggae and dance hall music with Gregory Isaacs,Shaggy & Shaba Ranks topping the list of his favorite artists.Funny enough,he ended up doing dance hall music over his preferred Hip Hop genre.
In the year 2005, Fasbolt in collaboration with Martin Kolen aka "Veegada" and Shally-G (Sister to the latter) formed a dancehall group they christened "SHAVEEFA" an acronym of their stage names (SHALLY,VEGADA,FASBOLT). Together,they chucked out five songs and are still recording more.Among their most popular tracks are Habibi and Jennifer that received massive air play in Radio and T.V.
Early in the year 2014, Fasbolt decided to go solo following the departure of Veegada to his native South Sudan with Shally-G taking a break from music to pursue her tertiary education. Fasbolt however maintains that the group is still intact despite the minor shortcomings.
Since then,Fasbolt has composed four songs with "Gal Dem Love" becoming his first solo single to be recorded .The single which was produced by Arkish Pro of studio 44 has exceeded expectation as not only does it receive massive airplay in the local FM stations but in East Africa and the world beyond as well
As his "Gal Dem Love" song continues to dominate the airwaves , Fasbolt terms it a drop in the Ocean promising his rather astonished fans of more to come. Music he not only believes but surly knows will take the music industry by storm.And as the adage goes. When you surpass yourself by doing something great, you gratify some and astonish the rest. This surely is FASBOLT'S time

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.

#BurningInspiration Album OUT NOW!

‘Royal Sounds’ are a roots reggae band hailing from London, UK - formed in September 2012.  They can be seen as a band of the future.  The line-up includes: one of the brothers (Ajani) on bass, the other brother (Gyasi) on guitar, vocals delivered from (Ajani and Gyasi’s cousin) Hannibal and also Ras Sempah.    
The production side of ‘Royal Sounds’ is carried out by the brothers.  They have been producing/arranging and playing music from Ajani was about 13 and Gyasi began at around 14.  Ajani deals with the bass and the keyboards and Gyasi handles the drums and guitar as seen in their ‘producing a reggae instrumental video.  The brothers have been learning their main instruments (bass and guitar) from their father Ras Alkebu (played lead guitar in the band Prince Lincoln & the Royal Rasses) since they were toddlers.
To help spread the message of positivity, they discovered more local talent, working with various vocalists such as Ras Sempah - who joined Ajani, Gyasi and Hannibal in 2013.  Their sound can be described as ‘rootsy’ but yet modern.  Spreading the message that unity for all is the way forward.  
Bringing all the energy together, ‘Royal Sounds’ released their first music video titled “Changes” in 2013.  Featuring Hannibal, Ras Sempah, Jah Prayer & RAsepct Fyabinghi.  The people received the song and video very well, waiting for the next release!
Although they are young in age, the brothers Ajani & Gyasi have been working together for the best part of ten years and have already acquired a wide range of experience.  Touring Europe, backing artists and working as session musicians.  They also produce music for various singers/songwriters.    They are currently producing the next ‘Royal Sounds’ project titled ‘Burning Inspiration’ which will be available in online stores worldwide in May-June.  At the young age of 15 Gyasi has been to countries such as Belgium and France, playing percussion in the band ‘African Head Charge’.  By 2012 the brothers went to Switzerland for the first time playing in Gappy Ranks’ band.  In 2016, the band appeared at a festival in Switzerland for the first time!  ‘Royal Sounds’ - spearheaded by the multi-instrumentalist brothers Ajani and Gyasi.  Their credits include: Levi Roots, Andrew Paul, Winston Reedy, Dr Dean I, Joy Mack, Dennis Bovell, Frankie Paul, Macka B, Nereus Joseph, Errol Dunkley, Kandake, African Head Charge, Pete Campbel, Gappy Ranks and many more worldwide artist.  Since September 2012 ‘Royal Sounds’ has performed at various shows/venues and festivals such as Enfield Festival, Broomfield Park (bandstand marathon for the Olympics), Oxjam Festival, Hootenanny, Nottinghill Carnival, One Love Festival, Rivington Street Festival, The Forge, Chrisp Street Festival, Reggae in Da City and various local venues.  
Their aims are to uplift the people with good reggae music, getting their message and sound across worldwide and to grow as a unit.
Influences: The Wailers, Third World, Jimmy Cliff, Ras Alkebu, Jackson 5, Prince, Buju Banton, Sizzla, Peter Tosh, Toots and Jah Cure.

Ghetto I Skool is a new rising Reggae crew of talented yuts from the Kenyan Ghettos. We believe that ghetto is like a learning institution thats why we came up with the name  Ghetto High Skool. Through our music we spread positivity to the ghetto yut all over kenya. This crew comprises of DEEJAY BETU, DANITO, JAH FAYA, ZIMBO, Selekta Kolombo, Gpas ,Peter Marley, Mr villah, Perfect Jay, Mortal Yut ,Deejay Kattah of Mixxmasters,  among others both from the ghettoes. Reggae music is the only music we deal with. Members are free to do their solo projects musically as long as consciousness remains to be our mission. NO SLACKNESS INA WE VIBE, A CONSCIOSNESS WE AH DEAL WITH. JAH GUIDE

Singer Danito is following