In 1979, Mikey Dread and his brother Jah T began to play at blues parties and local dances having spent many years under the watchful eye of their father, owner operator of the famous Admiral Bailey Sound. They chose the name Channel One in homage to the legendary Jamaican record label of the same name whose tunes featured heavily in those early selections. Inspired by Bob Marley’s belief in uniting people through reggae music, Mikey was keen to introduce new people to dub reggae music and started touring around universities, where he secured a solid fan base. Channel One’s mission is to break down barriers via reggae music, they have achieved this by playing new venues, new festivals and different countries, taking their unique sound to Australia, New Zealand, Israel, Turkey and all over Europe. Channel One also celebrated 30 consecutive years at the Notting Hill Carnival making them one of the must see soundsystems for attendees to Europes biggest street festival.

David Hinds, the founding member, rhythm guitarist, and lead vocalist of Steel Pulse, brings a sound like no other. An icon in the reggae world, he bridges generations with his powerful, roots reggae music.

Marcus Gad is a French-born, Jamaican-raised multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, and producer. He is best known for his work with artists such as Ziggy Marley, Damian Marley, Chronixx, and Stephen Marley.

BASS FOUNDATION ROOTS is unique in India. At present only two Jamaican style hand built reggae sound system exist in South Asia. The journey began with a crowdfunding campaign in 2015. It took over a year to raise the funds and get the components together to build this system and BFR Sound System was finally launched in April 2016. BFR Sound System performances consist of a selection of strictly vinyl records playing a range of Jamaican genres as well as a vast collection of exclusive dubplates recorded it Jamaica's leading Reggae artists.

Awa Fall is an internationally acclaimed soul-reggae artist. She is a particularly gifted singer in all genres of black music including soul, rnb, blues and rap. Born in Bergamo, Italy in 1996 to a Senegalese father and an Italian mother; Awa began performing at the age of fourteen in a musical project for guitar and voice together with her aunt Valentina called “Shame and Skandal” where the two performed throughout Italy. Then, at the age of eighteen, Awa decided to start her solo project and released her first solo album "Inna Dis Ya Iwa" in 2016. Supported by the reggae band "The Eazy Skankers", her new band "The Smoke Orchestra" or with her project “Women Soldiers”, Awa has toured and performed at all the biggest festivals on the continent such as Rototom (Spain), Uspiring (Slovakia), Overjam (Slovenia), Africa Festival (Germany) and many others.

An Dannsa Dub (The Dub Dance in Gaelic) is the brainchild of dub vocalist & producer Tom Spirals and Scottish traditional musician Euan McLaughlin formed in 2020. The 6 piece live band fuses the mystical energy and instruments of traditional Scottish music and Gaelic song with the heavy, meditative, driving basslines digital dub music.