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PURPLE POPCORN

In late 2006, Blackout Movement producers Danny “Styles” Schofield and Winston “Blackout” Thomas created an all-Black Rock Band, Purple Popcorn, which hurled the BM produced rap single “This Is Why I’m Hot” into commercial success with its rocked out remix. Within months, the group had amassed four television appearances, two commercial placements, and a number-one selling ringtone. Purple Popcorn appealed to a diverse, and unexpected fan base, but the duo weren’t satisfied with the heavy-hitting sound being their only creative outlet. They got back in the studio with a new group of faces, a fresh vocalist, and a renewed desire to make relatable music that fans could feel and the industry could undeniably respect.

SOLER MESH

What do you get when you bring together an Emo-esque R&B singer, an internationally successful guitarist/producer, a hardcore Indie bass player, a Nirvana-loving “hip-hop” producer, and a deejay? You get a sound that transcends genre lines and brings back the rawness that once fueled the music scene. You get six different life experiences and professional tracks fused into a truly eclectic sound that will appeal to rock and hip-hop fans alike. Music needs it. Fans are ready. Soler Mesh has got it.

PINK BUBBLEGUM

As the name states "Pink Bubblegum" is sweet, edgy, fun, pure pop music that stays true to its core and offers a haven to young teens and adolescents. The project creates a world where teens can connect with music that speaks their language, providing a breath of fresh air in the punk/pop music world. Pink Bubblegum is pro woman, pro youth, pro human and speaks of strength, love, faith and positivity.

CALIBE

Imagine the meeting of dancehall/reggae with pop, R&B, funk and jazz, presented with unforced, even laid back intensity, and you begin to get a sense of what Calibe brings to the musical table. She is the result of an island upbringing in Kingston, Jamaica, saturated with such outside influences as Lauryn Hill, Stevie Wonder and Anita Baker. In 2002, Calibe became a finalist in Jamaica’s Caribbean Music Expo Star Search. A series of recordings followed with Jamaican and US producers including Blackout Movement, Salaam Remi and Kwame Holland.

ULTIMATE

Ultimate is defined as being “the most significant, highest or greatest thing,” and pop reggae artist Ultimate stays true to his name, as one of the most popular music entertainers, today. With his first single "Take Me There" thriving on radio, peaking at #55 on the rhythmic charts with a total of 545 spins during the week of Dec. 22-29, 2009, all done independently on Ultimate Domination Records without backing from a major label, it is clear to see he holds promising potential. His second single, "It's My Birthday," scored Ultimate even more success, capturing the #1 spot as the most added record on radio for the week of March 22, 2010.

DAMION DANIEL

Damion Daniel has a deep appreciation, love and respect for the art of house, progressive, dance, and electro music. The vibe and energy of the music enlivens him. Damion has been exalted by crowds at clubs in: Aspen, Las Vegas, Miami, Baltimore, Texas, Buffalo NY, Providence Rhode Island and Washington, DC. Recently he has opened for artists such as Charles Feelgood, Infected Mushroom, Samantha Ronson and Christopher. His mastery of the turntables, matched with his immense energy, ability to intensify the crowd through his production and remixes, makes Damion Daniel a preeminent DJ, to love & enjoy.

JIM HAYZE

When you mix Soul,Hip Hop, R&B, Swing, Blues, Rock Music in a pot and place it all the way left field you will hear the name Jim Hayze... Check It Out