Bad Boys Blue is a living legend of pop dance music. The group which was founded in the 80’s of the 20th century, continues to release albums & performs around the world. The history of Bad Boys Blue started in Cologne, Germany, way back in 1984, when founders and owners of Coconut Records, Tony Hendrik

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New Kingston

Dub / Reggae

NEW KINGSTON is best described as an Urban Conscious Reggae family. Since 2006, the band of brothers – Tahir (keys), Courtney Jr. (drums), and Stephen (guitar) – have harnessed their dual identities, in order to craft an entirely unique sound that pays homage to their roots.

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Talvin Singh

Dub / Reggae

Talvin Singh was born in London in the early 1970s; as a young boy he was inspired to play Tabla on his grandmothers knees upon hearing the great Masters on the TV or early recordings. His dual oeuvre, a vibrant and multi cultural city and the sacred heritage of Indian classical & folk music provided an inspiring background.

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Stick Figure

Dub / Reggae

Stick Figure is a Southern California-based roots reggae/dub band.

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Billy Ocean

Pop

Billy Ocean was born Leslie Charles in Fyzbad, Trinidad. He moved to England at the age of eight. As a teenager he began performing in the London Club scene and he released his first single in 1974 under the name Scorched Earth. He worked at Ford Motors while writing and recording songs. He quit Ford

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Mother Africa

Showact

A cool groove mixed with traditional music performed live on stage by the Mother Africa band underlines the two hour show spectacle.

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Stevie Salas

rock

Stevie Salas left the small town of Oceanside California in 1985 moving to Hollywood dreaming of a career in music. He is currently working with The Dreamcatcher Charitable foundation. He is still producing music for bands and playing concerts around the world.

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Funk Brothers

Funk

The Motown backbeat was the Holy Grail of 1960’s pop music. At the heart of it was Jack Ashford’s’ tambourine. Such a little thing, yet so earth-shaking in its impact, Jack’s tambourine was one of the dominant forces that gave Motown Records the “The Motown Sound”.

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