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Jojo Mac
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Singer, songwriter JoJo Mac hails from the island Jamaica where she has been singing since the tender age of three years old. She migrated to the United States of America where she eventually decided to seriously pursue a singing career. She started her very own band and began performing in the Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia tri-state area at night clubs, concerts ,hotel lounges and other musical events. Her singing talents caught the attention of a gentleman whose only connection with the music was that he owned a sound system, whom after seeing her perform decided that he would create a record label just so he could record her. The name of the label was "Throb Music". Throb music released an album "Hard and Soft" that was produced by Duckie Simpson of the group Black Uhuru, who instigated the making of the album after he saw her in a performance at the DC Civic Center/Symbolic House Hall in Washington DC. She continued to perform on the hotel and night club scenes and still opening for major acts like Beenie Man, Gregory Isaacs, Sugar Minott, Shinehead and many more. She was the host of a cable television show in the Washington, DC area titled "Reggae on the Move". She had a column called "Issues of the Heart" in a Baltimore newspaper giving advice to lovers. That she said came easy because as a writer she is especially ballad-oriented, "in touch with love'.
Stephen Souza
Novel-T's professional musical career blossomed in the early 90s when she migrated to South Florida from Jamaica. Performing all around South Florida and other States in the US as the lead singer with various bands, has helped to establish her presence in the local music industry where she has had the honor of opening for, and/or sharing the entertainment stage with, revered icons and legends who have inspired her over the years, and for whom she has the deepest respect. Working/performing with great icons, such as Marcia Griffiths, Bob Andy, J.C. Lodge, Ken Booth, Pam Hall, Third World Band, Calton Coffie, Freddie McGregor, Glen Washington, Mikey Spice, Horace Forbes, Dobby Dobson, Scotty, Hortense Ellis, Phillis Dillon, Eric 'Monty' Morris, Ken Lazarus, Byron Lee & the Dragonaires and many others, has no doubt helped to make her the artist she is today. She has collaborated on several projects in the studio with renowned entertainers both in Jamaica and the US where she has provided lead and/or background vocals on various projects. She was the chosen voice for many and varied On-Air Radio Jingles/Ads for professional Companies in Jamaica such as I.R.I.E. FM, Singer Sewing Machines, Public Supermarket chains, F.A.M.E. FM, Jamaica Record Newspaper, Mother's Patties, and many others. Novel-T has performed at such events as the Annual Festival Competitions in Jamaica, and Independence celebrations, the Grand Miss Jamaica Beauty Pageant in Jamaica, and the Miss Teen Jamaica Beauty Pageant in Florida where she was the headline entertainer for the night. She has also performed at various large annual events around the US, such as the Annual Jamaican Jerk Festival, Jamaica Independence Celebrations-Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, the Annual Rachel One Love Fest, and the Annual Marathon Seafood Festival, among others. Novel-T's new 11-song Album entitled "BORN TO LOVE YOU", was just released on March 15, 2016, and includes her chart topping song Boom Boom (Say My Name), and the title track Born To Love You, as well as Feeling Irie(Tour The World), Man In A Hurry, Find The Way, and covers of Curly Locks, Put A Little Love In Your Heart and others. Novel-T’s music is available on all major download sites: ITunes, Amazon,CDBaby etc. Check her out also on YouTube, Twitter, and Reverbnation @ MusicByNovelT, and on FaceBook @ MusicByNovel-T.
The world agrees that one of the finest voices to emerge in the Lover’s Rock genre is that of
Stephen Souza a.k.a. The Reggae Gentleman! Born in England, many Reggae enthusiasts agree that Stephen was born into Lover’s Rock. This thought is solidified with the fact that The Reggae Gentleman was raised in Manchester, Jamaica where he began his musical career with his high school band Phase II. The crooner, who now resides in New York City, brings maturity to his music, striking the right balance with younger and mature audiences alike! Stephens’ voice is not too much, and not too little. As a matter of fact, fans say he is that voice which runs in the vein of Beres Hammond, Tinga Stewart and George Nooks. Currently enjoying strong radio and fan support from radio stations as far away as South Africa and as close to home as New Jersey, Stephen, as well as his signature Lover’s Rock sound, is increasing in traction. This increase has led to more demand for music as well as stage show appearances, which include shared stage performances with Beenie Man, Sean Paul, Gyptian, Luciano and many more. There is a reason why this artist is dubbed ‘The Reggae Gentlemen’, with quality productions “Is There A Place” produced by Ed Robinson & Luciana Maneri for Push Broom Gang Productions, “Sounds Explosion” produced by Delbert Rose & Stephen Souza for DelRose
Productions/Request It Again Music, “That Is How Much”, “Missing You” and “Sensi Smoker” &
his latest hit single “Starting Over(We’re Gonna Make It)” for Request It Again Music; these
songs helps to prove that point! Stephen has released 2 albums to date: Revisited and The Reggae Gentleman which are available via digital retail: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/stephen-souza/id348679589, https://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/stephensouza, http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=ntt_srch_drd_B0032H9XNS?ie=UTF8&fieldkeywords=
stephen%20souza&index=digital-music&search-type=ss, and at Moodies Records Bronx, New York, VP Records Queens NY also Keeling Records Brooklyn NY.
You can also socialize with Stephen via Twitter >>> @stephensouzanyc and Facebook:
www.Facebook.com/StephenSouzaMusic
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