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Kojo “Easy” Damptey is an  Afro Soul music producer, songwriter, keyboardist, composer and poet, born and raised in Accra, Ghana. 
He currently resides in Canada writing, composing and producing songs with various artists in Canada and around the world. 

His debut record "Daylight Robbery" won 2015 Hamilton Music Award for Pop Record of the Year.

As a soloist, Malik I.M., first as a poet ,was published in the T- Dot Griots Anthology created by Steven Green and Karen Richardson back in 2004.  As an artist, he has grown and progressed to build a catalogue of strong songs with timeless messages that are finally ready to hit the airwaves and blogspots.
His Consciousness Raising EP working with Blacklight Recording Studio engineer and producer Stokes The Engineer.  The EP features the vintage unrequited love track "Angel" featuring Toronto poet and emcee Rootz K.  Furthermore, Malik's undeniable flow and elite lyricism are displayed on politically charged tracks like the reggae anthem "Gideon Busts", "Gimme The Women (Like Assata)" and the smooth laid back bump on "Revolutionary Education (Nothing to Lose)" showing the range and versatility of this poet emcee griot.  On the "Consciousness Raising Intro", he shows his passion for his blackness and consciousness bringing some much needed soul food for thought in this mainstream fast food music industry.

Over the years, Malik has performed at many venues across Toronto such as Trane Studios, Opera House, Lula Lounge, Harbourfront Centre, Dundas Square, Concord Cafe, Dovercourt House, Sneaky Dees, and Harlem Restaurant to name a few.  
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From 2007 to present, Malik alongside Nomad Emcee has spearheaded roots reggae/hip hop fusion band ZionHorizon working with purpose to supply the masses with some MUSICAL organic food for thought.   

Check out the ZionHorizon Soundcloud page for more details www.soundcloud.com/zionhorizonmusic

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Follow him on Twitter www.twitter.com/suntouchamusic

For bookings, updates, contact info, and general inquiries, send a message to suntoucha7@gmail.com

“My friends call me Cherm,” laughs Cherman James, the Fire Raq Productions recording artist. Now it’s just Shugga Cherm. Born July 10, 1985 in Jamaica, Shugga Cherm native dancehall and reggae music has provided a solid foundation for his future career objective: joining the ranks amongst the worlds best dancehall artists. Like that of many artists, Shugga Cherm childhood was steeped in music. “I’ve always been drawn to music ,so it’s only befitting that now I am involve in this; be in it as an artist or producer.” “I want to be in this, I dont ever want to leave it, passionately states ShuggaCherm.” Raised in a large closely-knit family, Shugga Cherm was first introduced to music by his uncle, who played bass guitar in a band. While his first love was soccer, his passion soon turned to dancehall reggae. Shugga Cherm is inspired most by those closest to him namely, his brother and friends, but the likes of Gregory Isaacs, Dennis Brown, Sizzla, BujuBanton, bounty killer and Capleton have provided musical inspiration and current influences include, crossover reggae sensation, Damian Marley . Shugga Cherm began honing his skills as a dancehall artist years ago, when he started deejaying at local parties in Brooklyn, a craft he continues to develop. Thus far, ShuggaCherm has not only recorded several solo tracks, but he also worked with reggae artist Half Pint and Sotti Records , hip-hop diva Dia as well as Wu-Tang Clan affiliate, Killah Priest. Shugga Cherm is tremendously serious about his work and his sincerity is projected in his music. “My style is Undefined ... theres no limit, I can do whatever I want,” boldly states Shugga Cherm. Self-described as being severely creative, Shugga Cherm capitalizes on his precise knowledge of other reggae artists technique. Listening to their music, isolating and assimilating the nuances of their style, ShuggaCherm has contrived a highly original and innovative signature sound. Wanting to be totally involved in the production of his work, Shugga Cherm does some of the leg work himself. “I look for beats that fit me, or Ill just make my own,”states Shugga Cherm. Whether he’s recording at home or at Sotti Studios, Shugga Cherm writes his own lyrics and creates his own beats, which he passes to producer and riddim maker Gclassic to perfect. When asked how he feels about reggaes current heat makers, Shugga Cherm humbly states, “a lot of reggae stars rise up and take it to another level.” “They’ve opened doors and whatever doors they open, I can go in.”


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