Endel-I is a truly versatile entertainer who delivers deejay, rap and singing vocal styles with ease and conviction. As a performer, he is a smooth yet dramatic bundle of energy. A former member of the Inner Circle Band (the ‘Bad Boys’ of Reggae), Endel-I has stepped out on a solo mission with his debut album entitled My Love Letter 2 U. The set features fifteen outstanding tracks that have their own appeal.

Produced by Upstairs Music, My Love Letter 2 U combines a collection of previously recorded material and recent productions from emotional love songs like the title track, the classic ‘Summer Breeze’ to the romantic 'It Must Be Magic' and 'Come And Get It'. You’ll also find spiritual love songs such as 'Don’t You Worry’, the socially-conscious ‘Liberated’ as well as a fine cover of Jimmy Cliff's motivational ‘You Can Get It If You Really Want'. On tracks like ‘No Nu Look’, ‘Reggae Sound’ and ‘Summer Breeze Part 2’ Endel-I displays his deejay and singing skills to full effect whilst ‘Cream Of The Crop’ showcases his chaste deejay style.

The message is clear, Endel-I has lots of love to share and he does it well on this truly balanced album with its various styles catering for all tastes. Positive and inspirational messages, personal and platonic feelings are all being sent via special delivery in My Love Letter 2 U.

Ronnie Davis’ WHEEL OF LIFE collection spins off some of the best lovers rock and roots-protest reggae for your dancing pleasure and listening leisure, your spiritual awakening and social awareness.

They say money spins the ‘Wheel Of life’ and ‘I and I’ are ‘Hungry People,’ ‘People Bawling’ because we ‘Ain’t Got No Money;’ however, what we have got are ‘Loving Arms.’ It's ‘Your Love’ I shall think of ‘When I Am Gone.’ Right now ‘What Must I Do?’ - ‘Go Down A De Dance’ and dud up.
 
Because its ‘Peace And Love’, we defend all the time, girl. ‘No One’ can take the place of you. Even though you ‘Walk Away Girl,’ all I am asking is ‘Won’t You Come Home?’ You know that ‘Everybody Needs Love’ and you are my ‘Lovie Dovie.’ So ‘Run Come!’ ‘Do You Know?’ ‘This Kind Of Life’ is not what I want. Instead of‘Chasing You,’ I would rather say, ‘She Used to Be My Girl.’ ‘I Have Got to Get You Off My Mind’. Now the ball is in your court.

To stand out you have to take a fresh and innovative approach. Do something different from what everyone else is doing without trying to reinvent the wheel. In fact, one claim to fame by 2 Of A Kind is to record on some established rhythms for genre identity while creating lyrics, melody, and arrangements of their own style, with a new vocal sound. Their debut album is composed of the very best of roots, culture and reality music, whether love songs like the title track and ‘My Love Remains The Same’, protest songs such as ‘The Struggle Isn’t Over Yet’ and ‘I’ll Never Ever Give Up’. or folk songs, ‘Another Friday' and ‘She Was Such A Bright Young Girl’. plus spiritually praised songs  ‘Jah Must Be Obeyed, ‘Let Jah Arise and  ‘Though Art Worthy’, all are rootsy, conscious and spiritual.

 So let 2 Of a Kind brings peace to your mind. People who love conscious music will love to reside in the company of 2 Of A Kind. Therefore, introduce yourself to some of the most up-full and hartycal sounds out today; songs that will lift the spirit, stimulates the mind and give the listeners hope and a genuine sense of well being.

Dobby Dobson (Mr. Lover’s Rock Extraordinaire) is one of the traditional balladeers of Jamaican popular music.  Dobdy’s recording and performing careers span the Ska, Rocksteady and Reggae eras.  He is credited for writing and singing some of Reggae’s most enduring love songs, such as ‘Loving Pauper’, ‘Seems To Me I’m Losing’ and ‘Sweeter Than Honey’.  He has re-emerged during the dancehall era, releasing several successful albums, including the gospel collections, ‘Those Days Are Gone’ and ‘Tomorrow’.

Now, Dobby Dobson is giving praises for his endurance and consistency on his newest album entitled ‘Lover’s Prayer.’  In this collection, filled with vibrant and current rhythms, Dobby’s emotional vocals shine brilliantly. His original songs, ‘Midnight Blues,’ ‘Tears In Her Eyes’ and ‘Ain’t Leaving’ are composed of heartfelt lyrics and rootsy, blues melodies. Some tracks showcase lovely reggae interpretations, such classics as Willie Nelson’s ‘Ain’t It Funny’, Sam Cook’s endearing ‘Little Things You Do’, Aaron Neville’s ‘Warm Your Heart’ and the title track originally recorded by the Wallace Brothers. These songs evoke heartfelt memories and will be a sheer delight for new fans.

Dobby Dobson has withstood the tests of time and his live performances continue to leave audiences spellbound. The critics have dubbed him ‘a romantic stylist’ and an eloquent exponent of gospel music. We trust he will add some of the romantic numbers from ‘Lovers Prayer’ to his live repertoire.                                

Jackie Parris returned with an accumulated wealth of artistry compiled in “Love Season.” He offers an array of lovers rock along with some social and philosophical songs. He begins by singing about ‘True Love’ and having a romantic ‘Dinner For 2’, in the ‘Love Season’. All the joy of emotional love is balanced by the realities of ‘Mary’ and ‘Disrespection’, returning to the pleasing ‘Miss Pleasant’, then comes the yielding lyrics of ‘Mr. Medicine Man’ and the story of revolutionary hero ‘Paul Bogle’, which is followed by the tale of ‘Runaway Love’. The legendary singer and songwriter, Bob Andy, is covered on ‘Symphony’ and the album moves to a close with ‘Row Your Boat’.

The vocal duo, “I 'n I” has arrived on the reggae/dancehall scene, and stamped their presence with an indelible musical mark. Since the advent of the dancehall era, the re-emergence of duets has struck the hit-bound trail realized by many combination releases by artists such as Chaka Demus & Pliers and Tanto Metro & Devonte, Bryan & Tony Gold and Tony Rebel & Swayde.

Now I 'n I says "Come Dance with Me", the first single release taken from their debut album "Rocking Time." The album "Rocking Time" is that and more: singing, deejaying, dancing, rocking, loving, heartwarming, and just plain fun.

The members of I 'n I are Leo Hall and Marcel Salmon, both solo singers in their own right before joining forces. They first sang together with the Krossroads Band from the Ground Work Theatre Company, performing in the musical De Culcha Clash - a dub operetta which was staged at the Little Theatre in Jamaica. After the band broke up, Leo and Marcel started working together with a new band - The Sound of Rainbow. They performed at the Haile Selassie Centenary show at Jam World Entertainment Center before venturing out as a duet. Now they have made a name for themselves with the release of “Rocking Time”, featuring songs like: “COME BULL US”, “BRENDA LEE”,
“DON’T GIVE UP”, “GHETTO LIFE” and “JOHNNY”. So rock on.