Mason Di Emperor has made his mark in the music scene over the years, producing, performing, and working with many major award-winning recording artistes and producers in the Reggae, Soul, and Hip-Hop genre', including Rayon "Short Boss" Webb, Mariah Carey, Dean Fraser, Duane Stephenson, Adrianna Clark, Jahra, Wolfgang Joc, Tony Rebel, Queen Ifrica, and Vybz Kartel among many others. His talent has accorded him the opportunity to travel all corners of the world, performing at world renowned venues including Tokyo Dome in Japan, where Mason Di Emperor now resides when not home in Jamaica. His official band, "The Rebel Soulz Family", resides in Jamaica.

Mason Di Emperor’s impressive collection includes hit singles: “6 East” (on the 6 East Riddim), “My Mama,” and “Summer Vibes,” which ranked Number One on the Japanese Reggae Zion Top 100 chart.  His 2016 EP album, “Overcome”, combines reggae, soul and country western styles of music to create a fascinating vibe that continues to excite listeners and broadly showcases his creative talent. The first single, “You’ll Never Need” featuring Queen Ifrica, ranked #6 on the Stampede Street Charts and #4 on the Ron Muschette World Reggae Charts, in Jamaica. “Lover’s Rock”, his first full Reggae Lover’s Rock album, boasts 15 hit songs including two cover songs, one of which features Eban Brown, the lead vocalist of the American group “The Stylistics”. The Lover’s Rock album reached #3 on Guam's Top 5 chart, was considered for the Grammy Nomination in 2018, and inspired Mason Di Emperor to write his first book, titled “Changed Man: Lover's Rock-Escape Through Music”. Mason Di Emperor’s most recent mini Ep, “Freedom”, displays a different style and message; fusing reggae and soul genres with lyrics of painful truths the artist has been longing to express. 

In 2020, the reggae, soul and alternative singer, released a hit cover song and music film titled "Conversations in the Dark," previously recorded by John Legend, on which he has placed his own soulful reggae interpretation. This was the first single from his July 22, 2022 album "Jah Bless Me," his "Best work yet," according to Mason Di Emperor. "This album expresses every emotion I have ever felt and is a compilation of every message I have wished to convey," he says. Jah Bless Me album also has features from four amazing artistes, Duane Stephenson, Jahra, Wolfgang Joc, and Adrianna Clark, daughter or Reggae Royalty and Ambassador, Bunny "Rugs" Clark of Third World Band. Bunny Rugs was a major influence on Mason Di Emperor's sound and love of music.

Mason Di Emperor’s rich musical background, technical training, and diverse experience, collaborating with artistes from a cross section of genres, has influenced his unique sound. He continues to influence the industry with his innovative works and will indefinitely be a member of the global music community.

C1tiB0rn is never satisfied with just giving out anything. "It’s got to be right. It’s about getting the Right Feeling to me", he says. His heart felt Truth he puts into his tracks, along with his constant drive to take his music to the next level, sets him apart from other artists. "It’s about making Good songs and Feeling the Music all while giving God the glory. I want to encompass so much more than the norm in my music," says this native of Jackson, MS.

Growing up in Jackson, HipHop/Rap, R&B, and Gospel represented major influences in his life. The truth in the lyrics and the hard painful times are something C1tiB0rn is no stranger to. Growing up in a single parent home taught him the value of Family. "Yeah, I put a little bit of the other side in some of my lyrics, but I’m steering towards the truth in everything I do. It's real and it's felt whether you've physically done it, seen it, or been halfway around the world and heard about it. It’s not fake if you're true to who you are.”

Music, especially hip-hop/rap, has always been etched in C1tiB0rn’s being. However, it wasn't until he wondered into a ‘Studio Bar’ in Japan and recorded his first studio session that he began his transformation into one of the more profound hip-hop/rap artists of today. Bringing a much needed revitalization to the art, C1tiB0rn is destined to be a unique and vital player. His intense delivery, heartfelt flows, and originality is sure to make him a legend in his own right. He is working hard at attempting to bring the authenticity he knows the people need. "It’s in my heart and my soul," he exclaimed.

Raised in the streets of west philly.. Rebel has seen it all done it all. 
Began rapping after the death of his father, so initially he wrote painful music. But as the pain became more bare-able he began to explore the versatility of hip hop.

     


Kabeir Da-Juan is one of urban music’s rising stars. Kabeir love of all genres of music comes across in his powerful arrangements and his painful experiences can be heard in his poetic lyrics. 

Born in Newark, NJ, Kabeir was the fifth child of thirteen children. Kabeir’s parents struggled with a large household and found solace in the church where they spent most of their time. Although Kabeir’s home life was not always stable at times even violent, he always found music as his safe haven. With all the traits and tribulations Kabeir endured, it caused him to rebel.

Kabeir had several run-in’s with the law that ended with an eighteen month prison sentence. During this solitary time, Kabeir reflected on how he got there. Paying his dues to the streets for his survival and that of his siblings, who were left to fend for themselves individually when his father left home. As a twelve year old, he had attended more funerals than any child should be exposed to. While on the streets, Kabeir himself knocked on death’s door more times then he’d care to admit. Growing up in the church, Kabeir knew that his way of living went against everything the church taught him. With the struggles that came and the permanent scares left behind made Kabeir question his own existence. 

Remembering how his oldest sister and brother encouraged Kabeir to use his voice, they inadvertently helped Kabeir to cultivate his unknown talent at an early age. In hindsight while he sat within those four walls, he realized his gift that had been the truest part of him all along. During his eighteen months incarcerated, Kabeir penned about his life, his experiences, his perseverance, his dreams and how he viewed the world through his eyes. In doing this Kabeir left prison with an enormous catalog of lyrics. 
After his release, he crossed paths with his old friend Joe Kelly. While catching up, Joe and Kabeir flipped through his unknown masterpiece. Immediately Joe and his partner LB Alcala recognized what they had in front of them. Together they penned a deal and Kabeir Da-Juan signed to JL Music Management as their flagship artist. Under JL’s wings all things are possible. 

Everyone has a story. Everyone has felt they lacked something or someone at some point in their life. Everyone has been lost. Not everyone finds their way back. Only a few can honestly look inside themselves and know their true calling. Kabeir did. Now the world gets to hear his story.





I write music. 
I write TV shows.
I surf.

...Dedicated to Memories of her ...

My First Guitar is called Vanessa.. its a Yamaha Classical Nylon string guitar which i used during my classes at Christofori School of music.. She was my first love who i met when i as just 13 and she taught me to love whatever i do be it my music and everything else. She supported me as i grew up and the many hours that i spend learning was magical. She was my pillar of support and was always there with me though my tears and joy . I adored her with stickers of hearts on her body and frets. She was my first and she will always be the one who taught me to love music and supported me through the years .

My Second Guitar is named Noela ... She was and Aria Strats .. yeah she was my first electric guitar.. She was a rebel with her mean curves and rose wood body.. her metal strings customized as we rock to GREENDAY .. i always imagined i was billie joe armstrong as we break into mean solos .. She was unpredictable by nature and mysterious..The times we spend together was electricfyingly awesome and yet painful as my fingers bleeds from the strings cut.. ive endure many painful cuts with her and showed her off to my friends but alas she was not too last. I realized that im not that into the rebel streak of punk rocks she wasnt my ideal and lets face it .. im not a badass lead guitarist but still she was the one who taught me to rebel live the way i wanna live and rock on always ..

Joan is my third guitar ... She was the best of both world .. A semi acoustic electric Ibanez guitar she was everything i wanted.. She was a rebel yet smooth.. She was supportive yet mysterious.. She was my best friend my lover at the same time.. Customized to my very spec her strings and even the bridge holding the strings was sand to meet my requirements . her dark brown body with electric guitar curves were to die for.. she could rock greendays basketcase or the smooth good riddance with easy.. she was my perfect ideal ..and until now she is my favorite.. she is my everything ... or maybe i should say was my everything

Every Song that is played is by my third guitar JOAN..


And in case u guys dun get it by now .. Memories of her .. is dedicated to my gf past .. 

Which my guitars are named after ..




At a young age Iziah Dawn's mom gave birth to him and took the responsibility of raising him. With his father in and out of his life at such a young age Iziah knew little of him and at 4 years old did not see or hear from him. Born in Kent, Washington Iziah and his mom later moved near Mariner High School in South Everett where his mom had his brother.

 

Raised in Mill Creek Foursqaure church Iziah was born into a lifestyle of serving God in the building but living worldly outside of it. When he turned 11 his mother married to his step-dad and things started to change in big ways for this family. Iziah’s new dad was a man of God and rules and ways about the house begin to shift. He saw his mother act differently and bring home the things she was learning in church. Caught in the clash of having a new step father and beginning to walk a Christian lifestyle Iziah wasn’t sure what he wanted and begin to rebel.

 

One night encouraged by his little brother’s father finding him, Iziah looked up his dad on Facebook. Scared to click “add friend” he waited a day before making this decision he had thought out many times before and been prepared for by his step dad. The day after adding his dad he received a message and a relationship began to heal. As he grew to know his father he learned about his family and its past. His dad being a locally known Seattle rapper and having a home studio began to get Iziah interested in music. Thus began Iziah’s dabble into something new he had never known. Only writing poems before he began to build up courage to make music and share it. In his first year he went by the name of Deelite given to him from his dad’s family and was driven by rebellious motives drawing away from his mother and step-father. Becoming more involved in his new found joy Iziah’s friends encouraged him to keep going and he grew influentially and musically.

 

When Iziah turned 18 he had a big decision to make; Jesus or not. Falling into a careless lifestyle, sitting in Oregon with his friends he got a call from his youth pastor. His pastor encouraged him to be apart of year long internship. A year of servanthood and a chance to focus on God. Two roads were offered in his eyes; a life after Jesus or a continual life down the road he hated to admit was painful and depressing. Either way it was all or nothing and he knew this.

 

A year later 19 years old and passionate for God Iziah learned what its like to be in relationship with Jesus and is taking steps towards being a pastor. He saw a growth not only in his walk but in his music. Changing his last name to Dawn was a decision he made after lots of prayer and a blessing from his step dad. He knew it was important to him and changed his last name to Dawn to take on the inheritance of his fathers name. Residing in Mill Creek, Washington Iziah continues to learn from his mentors and influences around him as he strives to be a young man in pursuit of Jesus. He hopes to bring hope to people through his music and encourage other Christians to give everything to Jesus…The Good Life.

I rock my headphones like it's
True Religion
This is the new division 
M.Phlegm I fill in the gap but spit like my tooth was missing
Cut your head off then you lose the vision
like a rooster kicking
Hope that you remember
I am no beginner
And also I'm like the wind that blows cold during the winter
Roll up the windows you know the business
I'm so demented
Show me and I'll go the distance even with no defenses
I'll pop your bubble like a muthafuckin soap dispenser 
I wrote that last sentence reading thru broken lenses
Cali city in the valley with the muthafuckin Golden Center

Jabori Lattimore Green is a known Poet, Worship Leader, Musician and Song Writer born in Orlando Florida, raised and lived most of his life in the north Atlanta area of Georgia. Jabori found his passion for music at the age of seven but started to pursue after it at the age of ten. From that very moment he knew what he wanted to become and how he wanted to impact people's lives. He was always told that he was such a very skilled talented young man and it seemed like the older he became the better he became. At the age of eighteen Jabori started to seek after his life purpose so he became very serious about his spirituality and started to seek God. He discovered something very powerful and amazing that had a huge impact on his life, something that will change his standards, motives, his thought process, the way he lives his life and even his music. Jabori found the Heavenly Father and became a Christian and decided to live his life for Christ knowing that this will change the "most important" thing he loved which was his music. He was eager for a positive change in him and for the better of others along with getting to know his father in heaven very well. He wants to reach out to everyone through his music, not just one particular group. Through his music he speaks on real world views along with a little of his personal life while encouraging the weak through this form of art. He deeply penetrates love through every verse that he writes and is somehow to make his music very attractive and thrilling to most. Jabori doesn't cares whether or not he becomes famous, he just wants an open hear to his voice and for others to see and truly find Christ just as he did.

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