Victor O

Les Aiglons were a 1970s Guadeloupan cadence band. They were the best selling Antillean band with their record Cuisse-La, until the release of Kassav's Zouk-La Se Sel Medikamen Nou Ni (1985). Teir 1987 Bon'm La was the last release for Les Aiglons, though two members began working together in the band Love Stars in 1988.

Kreyola

Luciano A superstar in his native Jamaica, Luciano combines his love of God and beauty into a soulful, spiritual blend of rock and R&B-tinged reggae. Born Jepther McClymont in Davey Town, he began his musical career singing in church and moved to Kingston to pursue music professionally. After McClymont had worked with prominent reggae producers like Herman Chin-Loy and labels like Aquarius and Sky High, Homer Harris of Blue Mountain changed McClymont's name. Now known as Luciano, he released singles for labels like Big Ship, New Name Muzik, and Sky High, and began working with longtime producer Phillip "Fattis" Burrell.

Midnight Groovers

Saturday 31st October 2009

Krosfyah is a Soca band from the Caribbean island of Barbados.

They are best known for their hits "Road Jam", "Pump Me Up", and "Sak Passe". Formed in 1989 by Edwin Yearwood, this band is one of the most known and successful Soca bands of the Caribbean

Les Etoiles du Cadence 

Mas Compa

Jah Cure Born in Montego Bay, Jamaica, but raised in Kingston Town, golden-voiced singer Jah Cure (real name Siccature Alcock) became involved with reggae music as a teenager and rapidly rose to fame in the late '90s only to have his meteoric climb to the top halted by a jail sentence. In 1997 and only 18 years old, Jah Cure released the culturally minded single "King in This Jungle," a duet with Sizzla and produced by Beres Hammond. The single was a pivotal moment for Cure for a couple reasons. Hammond would become the singer's biggest champion while Sizzla was to introduce Cure to the world of the Bobo Dread, a sect of Rastafari that usually lives communally, strives to point out social injustice, and has experienced numerous shakedowns by the Jamaican police. 

Winward Caribbean Kulture - WCK was formed in 1988 by the group of versatile, dynamic and highly creative young Dominican musicians. This group of young men originally known as the ‘Bouyon Giants’ released a number of albums including “KANNIBAL” which was released in 1992 and in 1995, the released it’s most successful album, ‘TOU CHO TOU FLAM’, which generated seven smashed hits, out of these being “Balance Batty”. ‘Original Hold Dem’, is another huge hit of the WCK band that has taken Dominica as well as the rest of the Caribbean. This hits just kept on coming and the WCK music is a constant demand by partygoers and music lovers all over the globe.

Creole Stars featuring Princess Lover

Orlane

Stefan Ravor

Costuleta

MKG Band

T-Vice  is a Haitian Compas music band that is based in Miami, Florida. The musical group was formed in 1991 by brothers Roberto and Reynaldo Martino, sons of renowned Haitian guitarist Robert Martino of the classic Top Vice band, T-Vice's predecessor. Longtime friends James Cardozo and Gerald Kebreau were soon part of the group thus completing the quartet as they were originally known to be. Roberto and Reynaldo had thought of the idea of creating their own group through the musical influence and inspiration they received from Top Vice in which their father was the lead guitarist.

Exile One is a legendary musical group of the 1970s from Dominica. Gordon Henderson is the leader and founder of the famous musical group "Exile One" ( based on the island of Guadeloupe ) and the one who coined the name "Cadence-lypso" for a genre of music that revolutionized creole music worldwide.Cadence-Lypso is a precursor for Zouk and Soca music. Exile One was the most innovative and exportable creole band of the Caribbean. The first to sign a production contract with a major label call Barclay Records. The first to export the music to the four corners of the globe: Japan, the Indian Ocean, Africa, North America, Europe, The Cape Verde Islands.

Ali Cambell's UB40 (born Alistair Ian Campbell, 15 February 1959), is a British singer, solo artist and songwriter and was the lead singer and founding member of one of the most successful reggae bands in the world UB40.

Triple Kay International Band better known as “The Little Band” started in the small village of Laudat on the exotic island of Dominica. The band originally started with three young guys by the name of Kendal, Keenan and Kurt. They have been promoting Bouyon Music and Dominica in Miami, Europe, New York and other parts of the world. The band continued to work hard through out the years and was named band of the year in 2004 and again in 2005. The band released its mega album “Sewo” doing justice to the Sun Newspaper “band of the year award “. Triple Kay continues to work hard to please fans and supporters who have shown them so much love and appreciation over the years. .