Talent Management and Consulting
TIER 1 — CONSULTANCY & ARTIST DEVELOPMENT
TIER 2 — MANAGEMENT & REPRESENTATION
TIER 2 - ARTIST REPRESENTATION, MANAGEMENT AND AGENCY
SIZZLA
Sizzla (born Miguel Collins) is a legendary Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist known for his powerful voice, conscious lyrics, and unmatched work ethic. Emerging from Saint Mary Parish, he rose to international prominence in the late 1990s with the acclaimed album Black Woman & Child, becoming a leading figure in the global roots reggae revival.
Over his career, Sizzla has built one of the most extensive catalogs in reggae history, with over 70 albums and hundreds of singles, many of which have charted worldwide. His impact has earned him multiple nominations at the Grammy Awards for Best Reggae Album, as well as numerous wins at the International Reggae and World Music Awards, including Entertainer of the Year and Best Male Artist.
In recognition of his cultural and musical contributions, he was awarded the Order of Distinction by the Government of Jamaica. Blending spirituality, social commentary, and high-energy dancehall, Sizzla remains one of reggae’s most influential and enduring icons, with a massive international fanbase and a legacy that continues to shape the genre worldwide.
SISTER NANCY
Sister Nancy (born Ophlin Russell) is a pioneering Jamaican dancehall DJ and one of the first female artists to gain international recognition in a male-dominated genre. She rose to fame in the early 1980s with her iconic anthem Bam Bam, which has become one of the most sampled reggae/dancehall tracks in history and a global cultural staple.
Originally from Kingston, Sister Nancy broke barriers with her bold lyrical style and commanding stage presence, helping pave the way for future generations of female artists in reggae and dancehall. Over the years, her influence has only grown, with Bam Bam continuing to appear in films, commercials, and major artist samples, solidifying her legacy as a true icon of Jamaican music.
M DOT R
M Dot R is a London-based rapper, songwriter, and entertainer who has quickly emerged as one of the UK’s most recognizable new-wave urban artists. Hailing from London, he built his name through a combination of infectious music, high-energy visuals, and a strong digital presence that consistently connects with younger audiences.
He rose to prominence with viral hits such as Turn Red, gaining traction across streaming platforms and social media, where his charismatic personality and memorable hooks have helped drive millions of views and streams. Known for blending UK rap with Afro-influenced rhythms and party-driven production, M Dot R creates music that resonates both in clubs and online.
Beyond his recordings, M Dot R has developed a reputation as a dynamic performer and content creator, leveraging platforms like TikTok and Instagram to amplify his reach and build a loyal global fanbase. His ability to create viral moments, combined with consistent releases and a strong visual brand, has positioned him as a rising force in the UK music scene with expanding international appeal.
BUSHMAN
Bushman (born Dwight Duncan) is a respected Jamaican roots reggae singer known for his soulful voice, conscious lyrics, and uplifting messages. Raised in Saint Thomas Parish, he developed a deep connection to Rastafarian culture, which heavily influences his music and message.
Bushman rose to international prominence in the late 1990s with his debut album Nyah Man Chant, featuring standout tracks like “Fire Bun a Weak Heart” and “Live My Life.” His music blends traditional roots reggae with elements of dancehall, delivering themes of spirituality, social awareness, and empowerment.
Over the years, Bushman has released multiple critically acclaimed albums and has toured extensively worldwide, earning a loyal fanbase across Europe, North America, and the Caribbean. Known for his authentic sound and consistent message, he remains a powerful voice in contemporary roots reggae and a staple in the global reggae community.
MAX-A-MILLION
Max-A-Million (Maxamillion) is a Grammy-winning, multi-platinum recording artist best known for his unmistakable voice on global 90s dance hits, including the chart-topping anthem “Another Night.” Rising to international fame during the peak of the Eurodance era, he became one of the defining voices of the genre, blending smooth R&B vocals with high-energy dance production.
His music achieved massive worldwide success, earning multi-platinum sales and dominating radio, clubs, and television across North America and Europe. Known for iconic tracks like “Sexual Healing” and “Fat Boy,” Max-A-Million built a legacy as a crossover artist whose sound resonated across pop, dance, and urban audiences.
Beyond the studio, he is recognized for his dynamic live performances—bringing energy, charisma, and crowd connection to every stage. With decades in the industry, he continues to perform internationally, maintaining his status as a nostalgic icon while engaging new audiences.
Max-A-Million remains a powerful presence in music, representing a golden era of dance culture while continuing to evolve as a performer and recording artist.
YAADCORE
Yaadcore (Fyaah Messenjah) is a Jamaican reggae artist, selector, and producer known for his authentic roots sound and deep connection to Rastafari culture. Emerging from Jamaica’s vibrant sound system scene, he built his reputation as a selector for Jah9 before stepping into the spotlight as a recording artist in his own right.
Blending foundation reggae with modern influences, Yaadcore’s music is rooted in conscious themes—spirituality, identity, social awareness, and cultural pride. His distinctive voice and thoughtful lyricism have made him a standout among the new generation of reggae artists.
He has collaborated with and gained support from major figures in reggae, including Damian ‘Jr. Gong’ Marley, helping expand his reach to international audiences. His releases consistently reflect a balance between classic reggae vibrations and contemporary production.
As both a selector and artist, Yaadcore carries the essence of Jamaican sound system culture—delivering music that is message-driven, sonically rich, and globally relevant. He continues to grow as a key voice in modern roots reggae, representing the culture with authenticity and purpose.
N’RIKO
N’Riko is an Italian award-winning entertainer known for his high-energy blend of music and comedy. With a strong international following—especially across Europe and multicultural markets—he has built a reputation as a dynamic live performer who connects easily with diverse audiences.
Beyond the stage, N’Riko is also a media personality, serving as a radio host on CHIN Radio, further expanding his reach and influence. His versatility—spanning music, comedy, and broadcasting—makes him a unique crossover talent with broad appeal for festivals, cultural events, and live entertainment platforms.
WHITEY DON
Whitey Don is a reggae artist, songwriter, and industry veteran whose career spans decades across the Canadian and international music scenes. Known for his powerful vocals and authentic reggae sound, he first rose to prominence as the frontman of CultureShock—widely recognized as one of Canada’s premier reggae bands.
Over the years, Whitey Don has worked with top-tier producers and labels, including collaborations with Steely & Clevie and releases under Jive Records. His music has also been featured on multiple Hollywood film soundtracks, further cementing his reach beyond the reggae world.
A respected figure within the industry, Whitey Don has served as a judge for the Juno Awards for over 30 years, contributing his expertise to recognizing and shaping Canada’s top musical talent. His experience as both an artist and industry professional gives him a rare, well-rounded perspective on music at the highest level.
In addition to his recording and performance career, Whitey Don remains active behind the scenes—mentoring artists, developing talent, and contributing to the global reggae and music community through his work with Foundation Music Group.
With a legacy rooted in authenticity, experience, and influence, Whitey Don continues to stand as a pillar in Canadian reggae and a respected voice in the international music industry.
KING TURBO - SLINGSHOT
King Turbo Sound is one of Canada’s most iconic reggae and dancehall sound systems, based in Toronto and widely respected across the global sound clash scene. Known for its powerful dubplate collection and high-energy performances, King Turbo has built a legacy as a dominant force in sound system culture.
Founded by Denis ‘King Turbo’ Rowe, the sound quickly rose to prominence through clashes and live events, earning a reputation for musical versatility, sharp selections, and crowd-commanding delivery. Their ability to blend foundation reggae, dancehall, and exclusive dubplates has made them a standout both locally and internationally.
King Turbo has competed in and won major sound clashes, going head-to-head with top sound systems from Jamaica, the UK, and beyond—cementing their place among elite global contenders. Their influence has helped shape Canada’s reggae and dancehall landscape, bridging Caribbean culture with North American audiences.
More than just a sound system, King Turbo represents authenticity, culture, and legacy—continuing to carry the torch for reggae and dancehall in Canada while maintaining strong ties to Jamaica’s original sound system tradition.
SAMORY-I
Samory I is a Jamaican roots reggae artist known for his powerful voice, conscious lyrics, and modern approach to traditional reggae. Emerging as one of the leading voices of the new generation, he blends classic Rastafari themes with contemporary production, creating music that resonates both in Jamaica and internationally.
He gained global recognition with his critically acclaimed album Black Gold, produced by Rory ‘Stonelove’ Gilligan. The project showcased his lyrical depth, addressing themes such as African identity, social justice, and cultural pride, while maintaining a rich, roots-driven sound.
Samory I’s music stands out for its authenticity and message—often reflecting on history, struggle, and empowerment. His ability to merge live instrumentation with modern reggae production has positioned him as a bridge between reggae’s foundation and its future.
With strong international touring, growing acclaim, and a dedicated fanbase, Samory I continues to rise as one of reggae’s most important contemporary artists, carrying forward the legacy of conscious roots music.
SPACE AGE RASTA - MAKI B
Maki B is a Jamaican-born producer, engineer, “Space Age Rasta” known for his work behind the scenes with some of reggae’s most influential artists, including Sizzla.
Respected for his deep roots in authentic Jamaican sound system culture, Maki B has built a strong reputation as a versatile producer—blending foundation reggae with futuristic, dub-driven elements. His sound reflects a balance between Rastafari consciousness and forward-thinking production, giving his work both spiritual depth and modern appeal.
Working closely with major artists in Jamaica, he contributes to the creation, recording, and refinement of tracks that carry the signature energy of the island while pushing sonic boundaries. His role often extends beyond production into engineering, arrangement, and overall sound direction
Maki B represents a new generation of reggae creatives—grounded in tradition but unafraid to innovate. Through his work with established icons and emerging talent alike, he continues to shape the evolving sound of contemporary reggae and dub on a global level.
REEL-2-REEL - THE ORIGINAL MAD STUNTMAN
Mad Stuntman (Ivar Campbell) is a high-energy Jamaican-born performer best known as the voice and frontman behind the global Eurodance act Real McCoy. Rising to international fame in the 1990s, he helped define the sound of the era with his distinctive ragga-style vocals and commanding stage presence.
As the voice behind chart-topping hits like “Another Night,” “Run Away,” and “Come and Get Your Love,” Mad Stuntman played a key role in Real McCoy’s worldwide success, with multi-platinum sales across Europe and North America. His fusion of reggae/dancehall energy with Eurodance production gave the group a unique edge that dominated clubs and radio.
Beyond the hits, Mad Stuntman became known for his electrifying live performances—bringing charisma, crowd interaction, and authentic Caribbean flavor to international stages. His contributions helped bridge reggae influences with mainstream dance music, leaving a lasting mark on 90s pop culture.
Today, he remains an iconic figure from the Eurodance era, recognized for his voice, style, and impact on one of the decade’s most successful dance acts.
