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  Life Sweet

  Na na na na na na – Life sweet! A homage to those really and truly perfect moments in life which we sometimes tend to forget in times of struggl

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  Mans of Mans

  When you‘re in Jamaica, male, and don’t happen to be a Dancehall artist with an 80’s cartoon character‘s name, it’s likely that you‘re called by your characteristics or by the job you have, followed by a simple »man«. Taxi man, sound man – you get the idea....

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  A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Waste

  Epic street knowledge immortalized on a wall next to the legendary Skateland venue in Kingston, Jamaica. Rumor has it that Biggie passed the mural when brain storming for the second verse of »Sky is the Limit«. Lee Perry is said to have passed by numerous times, too, but d...

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  Everybody is a Star

  A mash-up of a quote from LSK’s »Takeover« and the unofficial motto of all the real night life celebrities out there. In Jamaica and the rest of the world. Designed to remind that music is mediation. Designed to remind that music is medication.

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  Words, Power & Sound

  The three elements of surprise a.k.a. the sonic artillery a.k.a. the majesty’s military. Inspired by Sizzla Kalonji and an obsession for the aesthetics of Jamaican ratchets.

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  Overcome

  Terry Lynn from Waterhouse — a place also known as »Slaughterhouse« — puts it like this: »I‘m waiting for my day, that day to take my chance. I‘m tired of being a victim of the circumstance« and we could not have said it any better. Pull your socks up and stand up ...

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  Venom

  »Tiger«, »Elephant Man«, »Red Rat«, »Super Cat« or »Ninja Man«. Judging from their names and costumes, there is a thin line between Jamaican dancehall artists, wrestlers and cartoon superheroes. Same is true for »Cobra« who got his stage name from the nemesis of »...