Robert Jamel Charles was born in southern Trinidad and Tobago at the San Fernando general hospital. One of his fathers’ 16 children and one of two from his mother JahMel was raised in Bayshore also known as “Crown land”, Marabella one of San Fernandos’ rougher, gang affiliated communities. From as early as age five (5) Jah Mel has been singing and involved in the music industry, singing in school and at church whenever he got an opportunity. He has been the recipient of many awards and titles, winning a number of Calypso/Soca and SanFest competitions throughout his youth.  
After school he joined his cousins’ reggae band Imperial Council… Jah Mel gives much of the credit of his musical maturity to his cousin Zebulun, who took him under his wing and introduced him to the world of reggae/dancehall. This is where he transitioned from purely a Soca artist and fine-tuned his song writing ability. 
As time passed and popularity had grown JahMel got booked to perform at Makamillions’ Equilibrium dance, his first big solo break. A year and a half after amazing the crowd at Equilibrium an old time friend and top Soca artist Buffy set up a meeting with JahMel and Makamillion for a record deal. From that night JahMel didn’t return home for over a year and a half, such is the commitment to his art and passion.
After Four (4) years with Millionaire Family Jah Mel now has accomplished many amazing feats such as preforming with notable entertainers. He has also written for a number of reputable artists such as Pamputae, Buffy, Tameko Lee, and many more who enjoy rotation from the partnerships fostered by working with him. Tracks like ‘Oh Mama’ Featuring Lead Pipe and Saddis from Barbados, ‘The Way You Wine’ produced by ZigBoi Music, ‘You Alone’, were among some of the JahMels’ leading singles propelling him to his current position. 
JahMel over the years has matured as an artist and songwriter, this added to his exposure and experience within the entertainment industry he taught it was time to branch out a bit further. Still with Millionaire Family JahMel set out to pursue his career as a solo artist and businessman. Now preforming under the alias King Rilla he is the founder and CEO of Rilla Music Entertainment as well as a partner in RKKR Sound Company inc with Barbadian artist Fantom Dundeal. You can expect great things in the future from this promising singer, songwriter and businessman.

DJ/Musician and human being. I Used to work with Frisk in the studio until he put his hands on me, stole my records, my ideas and even my cats and my dog....but alas he isn't the only person to rip me off and I'm starting afresh, producing my own stuff and saving for new gear, new records and my new life. Frisk may be trying to hold me back and sabotage me like he always did but all I ever did was show him love for 10 years so it is up to him. I will not let my pain define me either I'm just getting on with my life like I always have and always will and concentrating heavily on my creativity so watch this space all my REAL junglists especially my ladies cos some of the 'men' are ruthless out there so remember the sisterhood and bless1 :D x  OH and to top it all off some of Frisks people now wanna try do me for copyright infringement again to hold me back because they are all scared OF the skills. Try harder you bunch of losers with clearly nothing better to do- You think if I had my gear I would be sharing your tunes anyway...you are all old news churning up the same old S*** and just hating because you know no better and you can. Plus you call yourselves JUNGLISTS ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha WHATEVER...You guys couldn't hack the Jungle cos yr all cowards picking on a girl. well done you deserve the woman beater Frisk as a friend....FACE FACTS YOU LOT JUST CANT HANDLE THE TRUTH....biatches jog ON...


Conor "Nique-O" Byrnes was born on July 22nd, 1991 in the MECCA of hip hop, New York. Growing up in Queens, his childhood was not what you’d expect for your average young boy. On the 18th day of July 1994, him and his family were involved in a major car accident. Luckily, there were no other serious injuries. However, Nique-O was on the receiving end of something life threatening. Dying on the hospital table at only 3 years old he was described as a miracle baby as he came back to the world and would soon surprise everybody with a remarkable recovery.
He was always into music since the young ages of just 4 and 5, it was for sure no shock when he picked up the pen and wrote his first rap at around 13. His family though they supported him and his career, had no idea just how far he would take his dream, but he did.
Wasting no time, Nique-O jumped on to the scene and let his presence known. Night after night in his basement studio on Long Island where he was living at the time, he would record hundreds of songs. These songs would then go onto countless mixtapes which Nique-O distributed himself. Even being a tiny fish in the middle of the ocean, he just seemed to have that “something” people couldn’t live without.
In 2010, he moved down south to the Jacksonville area of Florida. The music scene was very different from what he grew up on but adapting was a piece of cake. Keeping true to himself, he released 3 CD’s within his first year in the “dirty south.” When he brought his unique style and new york flow to the stage, people LOVED him! He became a crowd favorite quite fast catching the attention and later collaborating with local artists and dj’s like DJ GIT, Wapp Daddy, Mr. Coolbeans, DJ Los and others.
Nique-O linked up with record producer Tony Rose in 2011, taking the world by storm. Rose comes from the legendary Boston music scene and along with producer Maurice Starr, created internationally famous blockbusters such as Prince Charles and The City Beat Band, The Jonzun Crew, New Edition, and New Kids On The Block. Needless to say, Tony Rose has spent his fair share of time in the music industry and knows talent when he sees it. Seeing something special in him, Rose took Nique-O under his wing and they both got straight to work. Releasing an album in July 2011, the public saw Nique-O as a young, fresh new artist that was living the dream. Being in such a dark place and fighting personal demons unbeknownst to the fans, Nique-O decided to part ways with Rose following an album release party in New York City.
Relocating back to New York in 2012, he came out of left field putting out a mixtape titled Out The Cage under Thug-a-cation and HonorB4Money, labels run by Brooklyn rapper, Papoose. The mixtape was to build anticipation for Nique-O’s upcoming studio album Face Value, which was suppose to be released later that year, or early 2013. Aired and promoted on Shade45 by Nique and Pap themselves, the hot new mixtape was making some noise in the streets. With hosting by DJ KAY SLAY, an aggressively lyrical “nasty new york” flow, and features by Prodigy, Joe Budden, Royce Da 5’9, Remy Ma and more, Nique-O really left no room for hate. In the midst of taking flight on his journey to the top, he hit some turbulence.
The rapper left alot things unfinished and questions unanswered, but in his own words he “had to step away from it all for a little and do some real soul searching.” After years of being out of the public eye Nique-O shocked the world establishing his own label World Class Records and in mid 2016, he signed himself as well as his production and publishing companies. A true go-getter indeed Nique continues to deliver the hits AND is his own business man. Nothing can stop him now!

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A Warrior from the tribe of GAD, A prophet for my arrogance, Reborn Again, KEEP THE LAW

Dec. 24, 1987 I was born in Cook County Hospital. People thought that since I was born on Christmas Eve that I would have a great life, they were wrong. I was Raised by my mother and sister, my father was a dead beat (He was never around). I was the only boy out of my mothers two kids. I was a smart ass child when i was young, my grades where at the top of the charts. But like i say everybody has a hood story to tell. My mother was a strong women and did what she had to put food on the table. I used to stay on 76th Wolcott from birth til 96. We moved from the south side of Chicago to the Wild 100's were I started to make a name for myself. Now you know me as KAOS but back then they call me lil Tae, a bad ass lil shorty who did it all. My mother found her self a boy friend who already had kids. We all grew as one big family. My brother (even tho he is my step brother I call him my brother cause blood don't make us no closer) was a motherfuckin hustler to the heart and I loved him for it man. I use to watch him hit the block and break that work down. You think a little nigga would be into cartoons or something but I wasn't. Seeing all this money floating around was making me want it. Raised in a family of all hustlers I learn the true meaning of how to make a dollar. Shit even my homies was making money at a young age. My step brother took me under his wing, I was respected by everyone. But not cause I hustled but because I was still doing me in school. I never let my grades drop for nothing, I was on myself if I did. I had Self Motivation an Ambition. When it came to school and the block I had two Personality, Ying and Yang, Heaven and Hell, Jontae and Lil Tae. O and I loved Math but not in that way but for the ways I can count that green. My life was starting to look a little sweet until that one night my brother went to jail. I was scared ass hell shit, the police came and kicked the door down,I was only what 10. Man he was gone for a while and it made me wonder shit is this the life I want. This rap shit started about 1999 when me and my homies would record on cassette tape and shit just playing. I we would just flow off the dome and shit for the hell of it and then listen to it. About 2002 is when i started to take Rap seriously. But I could never see myself to rap about fancy clothes, knew cars, and chains cause i didn't have it. All I had was my knowledge of the dope game and my life story. So that what I rap, you won't hear me lying on a track cause Im a real Nigga. Skip a few years ahead I look back at what I could have become to what i am today and i see the same thing i saw 10 years ago. A  HUSTLER!

Shadow of the Wing is a novel set in an English high security psychiatric hospital where murder, lies and treachery are day to day fare and danger lay in every corridor.

About.
Radio Cherwell is Oxfords Hospitals Broadcasting Association (OHBA). Established in 1967, Radio Cherwell is a Registered Charity and staffed by unpaid volunteers.

Mission
To provide a radio service to the patients of Oxford's Hospitals, across the John Radcliffe Hospital (Including the Women's Centre, West Wing & Oxford Children's Hospital), the Churchill Hospital and The Nuffield Orthopedic Centre.

From the darkest corners of his life, NYCE has managed to triumph over them all and blaze to the top as a self-made success! Nicholas Knerr a.k.a., NYCE, (pronounced nice), was born in Anaheim, CA on November 9th. No one could have imagined the gifts this young mc would someday share with the world. NYCE’s mother abandoned him at nine months old, leaving his grandmother to care for him. As life sometimes throws curve balls at us, his grandmother, Patricia Anne Robinson, passed away when NYCE was only five years old. His father was in his life, but stability forced NYCE to have to live with his Aunt, Betty Robinson, who did a fantastic job rearing him to be the man he is today.

 His first taste of hip hop music was at age 8 when his cousins sneaked him in their room and showed him Eminem’s “Slim Shady LP”, released under Dr. Dre’s Aftermath Entertainment and Web Records. That album sold 283,000 copies in its opening week, with “My Name Is”, as the first official single. The album made Rolling Stone’s list of the 500 greatest albums of all time in 2003. When NYCE saw what Eminem was doing, his spirit co-signed his belief that he could be a successful rapper as well. Talking about finding inspiration, NYCE did that.

 At ten years old NYCE met Tremaine Turner, one of the CEO’s of Slapp Maker Productions, in Los Angeles, CA. Tremaine Turner became NYCE’s mentor and manager. Their friendship would expand far beyond that of a professional relationship. Turner became a huge influence on NYCE as more of a father/big brother figure. He kept NYCE focused and grounded while also becoming NYCE role model. NYCE accredits his success to much of the relationship he and Turner established over the years. NYCE often times reflect on one of his fondest memories of Turner buying him his favorite treats of fudge and Oreo freezes from Kelley’s Coffee. Moments that made NYCE the humble person he is today.

 It wasn’t long into NYCE’s pursuit of his dreams that a car accident would leave him with a broken femur, which he accredits for his talents as a Graffiti artist. During the weeks that kept him off his feet, not only did he perfect his craft as a Graffiti artist but he found a new inspiration for music through the likes of 2Pac, Nas, Immortal, Technique, Common, Kanye West and other various Midwest and east coast artist. He even found a love for R&B and Soul listening to R. Kelly and John Legend whom both inspired him to write his very first love song, “I Just Gotta Know”.

 In late 2010 to early 2011 NYCE was once again faced with a terrible fate. He was diagnosed with Guillain–Barré syndrome (GBS), a disorder affecting the peripheral nervous system. Symptoms begin with paralysis, weakness beginning in the feet and hands and migrating towards the trunk. It can cause life-threatening complications, mainly if the breathing muscles are affected or if there is dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system. Guillain–Barré syndrome disease is rare, about 1–2 cases per 100,000 people per year, but is one of the leading causes of acute non-trauma-related paralysis in the world. This disease took over NYCE’s body, eventually resulting in full body paralyzes. NYCE lay in a hospital bed not even able to smile for over three months. After his release from the hospital, he then had to undergo physical and speech therapy due to the illness leaving him unable to walk, talk, or speak. But NYCE had the determination and will to overcome his circumstances and with the help of those around him that shared compassion and a will to care, as well as, belief in NYCE, a new man transformed.

 Today he’s a head turner at Nebul Music Inc., producing music, which he accredits Andy Alberto Almenderez for taking NYCE under his wing. With his first completed mixtape, “Head in the Clouds” and two more on the way, NYCE and his manager Tremaine Turner, are a dual team not to be reckon with!

 Throughout NYCE’s life, adversity has seemed to follow him on every corner in his journey in the music industry. But because of his love for music and the un-denying determination to become a great success, NYCE is sought to be one of the greatest rap artist of our time.


Welcome to my portfolio mix page,

I’ve been freelancing since 1989 to present day in the pro-audio industry as front of house (or monitor mixer) for various artists, musicals, tours, festivals, venues & production companies... etc

Artists that I have mixed live:

Attica Riots, Chickenfoot, Sloan, Our Lady Peace, Finger 11, Gilby Clarke, Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, David Myles, Ghostface Killah, Wilz aka Kyle Wills, Royal Wood, Buck 65, Matt Mayes & El Torpedo, Great Lake Swimmers, Corb Lund, Symphony NB, James Mullinger, Nazareth, Headpins, Trooper, Cayouche, Zachary Richard, Tomato Tomato, Salsa Celtica, Jenn Grant, Jill Barber, Emm Gryner, Dan Hill, Brian Borcherdt, Amelia Curran, Ken Tobias, Jim Witters (Paul Simon & Garfunkel tribute), Carleton Show Band, Johnny Walker, John Sebastien, The Barra McNeils, Natalie McMaster, Rose Cousins, Dutch Mason, Garret Mason, The Mike Chase Band, Penny Blacks, Eric’s Trip, Chris Cummings, Julie Doiron, Little You Little Me, The Hypochondriacs, Rumors (Fleetwood Mac tribute), Hotel California (Eagles tribute), Artficially Hip (Tragically Hip tribute), Fred Penner Band, Karma, Papa Roxxy, Motorleague,  The Monoxides, Suroît, Les Méchant Macros, Christian Kit Goguen, Monique Poirier, Wilfred Lebouthillier, Menoncle Jason, Saratoga, Izabelle Ouellet, H’sao, Measha Brueggergosman, Robert Pilon, Alphie Zappacosta, Carson Downey Band, Kevin Chase, Bruce Guthro, Lennie Gallant, Lunch at Allen’s, Valdy, Evans and Doherty, Dub Kartel, Dub Antenna, Downtown Blues Band, Five Alarm Funk, Brent Mason, Tradition, Famille Babineau, Laurie LeBlanc, Olympic Symphonium, Grand Theft Bus, Scientists of Sound, Jimmie Swift Band, Slowcoaster, Hot Toddy Trio, Thom Swift, Matt Minglewood Band, Jessica Darrah, Bonnett House, Mike Bigger band, White Water, John Wing, Ben Caplan, Old Man Luedecke, Toronto Royal Regiment Band, Saint John Royal Regiment Band, Sistema, NB Youth Orchestra, Wild T & the Spirit, Jerry Garcia Band (featuring Melvin Seals), Justin Townes Earle, Devine Heist, Wintersleep, Blue Jeans Bleu, Reagan’s Rayguns, Jaryd Stanley, Jamie Comeau & the Crooked Teeth, Knife Party, The Tortoise, the Hair & the Millionaire, Theresa Malenfant, Scott Medford & the Instigators, Brian Baker and the Memphis Knights, Hospital Grade, Kenny MacLean, Sidekick, Unforeseen, Hammond River Collective, Shanklin Road, Chris Colepaugh & the Cosmic Crew, Rusty, Asexuals, Julian Austin, Matt Andersen, Edith Butler, Natasha St-Pier, Radio Radio, Rich Aucoin, Blou, Melanie Doane, Grand Dérangement, Joel Plaskett, Ruby Jean and the Thoughtful Bees, Sons of Maxwell, Carmen Townsend, The Trews, Paper Lions, Three Sheet, Adam Washburn, Jay Semko, Charlie A’Court, John Campbelljohn, Christina Martin, Danny Boudreau, Dave Gunning, Dave Sampson, Different Folk, Earthbound Trio, Glamour Puss Blues, Jessica Rhaye, Joey Robin Haché, Kyle McVea, Les Hôtesses d’Hilaire, Madison Violette, Melissa Hunt, Raphaël Butler, Dee Hernandez, Rik Reese & Neon Highway, Ronald Bourgeois, Saint John String Quartet, Stephen Lewis, The Divorcees, The Galpines, Michael Kaeshammer, Carlos del Junco, Mike Stevens, Keith Howlett, WTFunk, Mario Chenart, Tibert Rocher, Clark, Wide Mouth Mason, Steve Waylon, Roland Gauvin, Pretty in Pink, Ryan LeBlanc, El Fuego, Sandra Le Couteur, Pierre Robichaud, Zekuhl, Blue Grass Diamonds, Paul Hebert, Élide Robichaud, Raymond McLain, Les Loups Noirs, Donnie and the Monarchs, Tupper Ware Remix Party, The Playdates, Nostic, Morgan Davis, Happy Medium, Jordie Lane, Swingirls, Breabach, Dave Carmichael, Catherine MacLellan, Isaac & Blewett, Josh Peters, Southern Comfort, Lisa LeBlanc, J.P. Cormier, Joseph Edgar, Jean-François Breau, Denis Richard, Trans Akadi, La Virée, Vetch aka Cora Woolsey, Bigg Medicine, Les MusiManiacs, Opa, Desire (U2 tribute), NFA, Off The Cuff, Curbside Prawjek, DFO, Sheik, Ross Neilsen, The Buzz, The Big Easy, Daft Punk

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