I-tal Soup
I-tal Soup is an indipendent record label founded by Petah Sunday and Mighi Tsadiq, mainly based in London UK, where the I-tal Soup studio managed by Petah is located. The label productions are mostly based on the compositions and performances of Petah, a multitalented musician and sound engineer.  He plays several instruments and interacts with the artists involved in his projects to make sure all melodies and messages combine perfectly. The label musical style is UK roots sound system oriented, with militant steppers riddims, heavy bass lines and cultural lyrics.  Tsadiq’s studio is based in Switzerland instead, reason why the label can be considered fully international.  The official I-tal Soup’s kick off has been the first release on 7" vinyl titled “Jah Music is The Key” hosting DubDadda on vocal.  The release came out in 2014 and unexpectedly boomed, soon reaching the turntable of a wide range of selectors globally. The quality standard has never decreased, it went higher instead in 2017 with the following successful release on 12” vinyl “ Mistry Babylon ” with Uk Principal on vocal. Barry Isaac performs on the same riddim “ Rastafari Army ” completing the package of the Ep. The latest I - tal Soup work has been made available to the public in 2019, the “Rasta Break Free Ep” . A 4 tracks 12” vinyl including a vocal track from the great Vaughn Benjamin a.k.a. Akae Beka. It also features Patrick “ Aba Ariginal ” Tenyue on trumpet and the japanese violinist Yukiko Kinoshita . The I-tal Soup live show consists of a heavy weight dub plate showcase filled with exclusives unrevealed productions and next coming releases. The I-tal Soup motto is “ healthy and genuine music ”.

Danman
Claston Brooks, stage name Danman aka Sunny Voice is a veteran musician and singer who has covered the music scene on a local, regional national and international basis for over 20 years.

Born in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, he migrated to the UK in 1967 at the tender age of 11. The first stop in the UK for the young artist was London, where he lived and attended the Slay Brook High School in Harlsden, for 4 years before moving to Huddersfield and finished schooling at Fartown High. Danman played bongo drums for revival church in Jamaica, during his childhood and is no new comer, when it comes to music.

However, it wasn't until 1995 that he got his first experience of working in a recording studio. Upon enquiring about an advertisement, he was given the opportunity to record two of his own tracks free of charge, in a recording studio at the Hudawi Centre in Huddersfield. One of the songs recorded during Danmans first studio experience, placed him in third place in a Talent Competition, held at the Deighton Centre, Huddersfield in 1995. Yorkshire Television captured the particular show on camera and a video has been made as a result. In late 90s, Danman met Andy Black from Big Noise Productions, Yorkshire UK and recorded a number of tracks with him over a few years.

Iration Steppas Sound System was the next adventure for Danman and this adventure has lead to the releasing of the artist's first 10" vinyl, entitled "Too Much War". Together they have toured Europe.

In the recent years Danman has been working closely with producer / label / sound system; Indica Dubs. Together Danman and Indica have been touring worldwide and produced some of the most heavyweight releases including "Righteous Man" and "The Wisest Live Long". As well as exclusive dubplates over the past few years, such as "Satta Massagana" and a lot more.