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Blackout Ja is a Jamaican-born reggae and dancehall artist known for his energetic performances, conscious lyrics and strong roots in sound system culture. Originally from Portland, Jamaica, he grew up surrounded by music from an early age through church, community gatherings and his father’s sound system background.

Inspired by the power of reggae music and legendary DJs and singers from Jamaica, Blackout Ja developed his craft through local talent contests, sound systems and live performances before building an international reputation.

Deeply influenced by the foundation era of reggae and dancehall, Blackout Ja represents a style built on authenticity, lyrical strength and cultural awareness. His music reflects themes of struggle, freedom, spirituality, resistance and unity while still maintaining the entertainment and energy that reggae and dancehall are known for worldwide.

Throughout his career, he has worked alongside respected reggae legends and international artists including Sly & Robbie, Tanya Stephens, Freddie McGregor, Luciano, Lukie D and Gregory Isaacs.

Over the years he has also shared stages with major names such as Buju Banton, Beres Hammond, Julian Marley, Barrington Levy, Mighty Diamonds, Macka B, Aswad, Big Youth and many more.

Blackout Ja has performed across Jamaica, the UK, Europe and Africa, appearing at major festivals, carnivals and live events including Sting in Jamaica, Reggae Sunsplash, Notting Hill Carnival, St Pauls Carnival and Ashton Court Festival among others.

Strongly connected to the roots of reggae culture, Blackout Ja continues to use music as a voice for the people while staying true to the sound system tradition that shaped his journey from the very beginning.

Queen Ifrica is one of Jamaica’s most respected contemporary reggae artists, known worldwide for her powerful voice, conscious lyrics and fearless approach to social commentary. Born Ventrice Morgan in Montego Bay, Jamaica, she grew up deeply influenced by Rastafarian culture, spirituality and Pan-African awareness.

She is also the daughter of legendary ska and rocksteady pioneer Derrick Morgan, whose influence helped shape Jamaica’s musical history.

From an early stage, Queen Ifrica stood out for using music as more than entertainment, combining roots reggae, dancehall and spoken-word style delivery to address real-life issues affecting communities both in Jamaica and internationally.

Her music often focuses on themes such as social justice, women’s empowerment, youth struggles, spirituality, self-awareness and cultural identity.

Her professional breakthrough came after winning a major talent competition in Montego Bay during the mid-1990s, which later led to her joining Tony Rebel’s Flames Productions.

From there, she built a strong international reputation through major reggae festivals and global performances including Reggae Sumfest and Reggae on the River in California.

Unlike many mainstream dancehall artists of her generation, Queen Ifrica remained committed to conscious reggae music and meaningful lyrical content.

Alongside her musical career, Queen Ifrica is also widely recognised for her activism and community involvement, regularly speaking on issues affecting women, children and underprivileged communities while continuing to represent the roots, culture and message of reggae music worldwide.

Cali P is an internationally recognised reggae and dancehall artist known for his energetic performances, conscious lyrics and multicultural musical identity. Born Pierre Nanon to a Swiss mother and a Rastafarian father from Guadeloupe, Cali P grew up between Europe and the Caribbean.

He developed a sound deeply rooted in reggae culture while blending influences from dancehall, hip hop, afrobeat and modern global sounds.

Music has played a central role in his life from an early age. He began playing drums at just three years old before later joining his father’s cultural group AKIYO and eventually building his own path through the influential Gideon Soldiers sound system in Switzerland.

Following the release of his debut single “Forward” in 2005, Cali P established himself internationally through projects such as Lyrical Faya, Unstoppable, Healing Of The Nation, iThoughts, Vizion and his latest album Infinity, released in 2024.

Known for combining spirituality, cultural consciousness and contemporary sounds, Cali P moves naturally between reggae, dancehall, hip hop and afro-influenced music while maintaining a strong global following.

His music has generated millions of streams worldwide, with tracks such as “Herbalist”, “Dem Ago Burn Up”, “Jah Rule The World” and “Energy” becoming favourites among reggae audiences internationally.

Over the years, Cali P has performed across Europe, Jamaica, Africa, North America, India and the Middle East, appearing at major festivals including Rebel Salute, Rototom Sunsplash, Summerjam, Reggae Jam and Festival d’été de Québec.

With a career built on authenticity, powerful live performances and positive messages, Cali P continues to represent modern reggae music on an international level.

Sourx’s, also known as Sourx’s DTeach, is a multi-talented artist, producer and sound engineer from Martinique who has become one of the most active and versatile figures emerging from the French Caribbean urban music scene.

Known for blending Hip Hop, Dancehall, Trap, Hit Lokal and Caribbean influences, Sourx’s has built a strong reputation through both his solo work and collaborations with some of the region’s most recognised artists.

Completely self-driven in his creative process, Sourx’s is involved in every stage of his music production — from beat making and songwriting to recording, mixing and engineering his own tracks.

His independent approach and consistency helped him develop a growing international audience across streaming platforms and social media.

Originally from Martinique, Sourx’s combines modern urban production with strong Caribbean identity, delivering music in both French and Creole while moving naturally between melodic records, hard-hitting rap, dancehall energy and emotional storytelling.

His catalogue also includes collaborations with major Martinican artists such as Tiitof, with some releases collectively generating millions of views online and helping expand his visibility throughout the French Caribbean music scene and beyond.

Alongside his online success, Sourx’s has developed a strong live presence, performing regularly across Martinique and France while continuing to grow his audience through international performances, collaborations and new releases.

As both an artist and producer, Sourx’s represents the modern independent approach to music creation.