Seb Black is a Montreal based Singer/Songwriter and self taught multi-Instrumentalist. Inspired by his marginal youth and cynical outlook upon society, Seb creates an eclectic and twisted hybrid of a makeshift folk rock orchestra topped with a vocal performance that demands your attention.

Genre Gospel/Soul infused Indie Rock with a dash of Gothic Prog.

Montreal singer-songwriter Ian Kelly started singing in cover bands at age thirteen. It wasn't longbefore he learned to play guitar and started to create his own musical world.

If the classic soul, smooth reggae, upbeat ska and distinctive storytelling found all over Westbound Train’s new album, Come and Get It, has you stepping into your neighborhood record shop in search of Otis Redding, the Wailers, or The Specials, nobody would be more stoked than the members of Boston's best modern reggae/soul outfit.

...Westbound Train wants to be your gateway drug.

Shattering musical boundaries while embracing the best of several genres, the septet has fully come into their own with Come and Get It, their second Hellcat release. The new album invites listeners on a journey, traveling through all of the band’s previous influences while creating an exciting new sound that they are eager to reveal to the world in 2009.

Jr. Gone Wild was an Edmonton-based country-rock band. Formed in the early '80s, over the course of a dozen years they played hundreds of shows across Canada and the U.S., released several critically acclaimed albums, and influenced many younger bands.

BOOGAT is a young talented MC living in Montreal and bridging latin groove with urban and electronic music while while telling everyday life stories with catchy hooks and sometimes goofy lyrics. wHis most recent album, El Dorado Sunset, got him two« Félix» at the 2013 ADISQ awards for best world music album and best producer. Boogat already played in Canada, USA, Mexico and Spain and France.

"JE PENSE QUE LA MUSIQUE N’EST VRAIMENT VIVANTE QUE LORSQU’ELLE EST PERFORMÉE ET J’AI LE PLAISIR DE POURVOIR ME PRÉSENTER DANS UNE QUINZAINE D’ÉVÈNEMENTS CET ÉTÉ POUR DONNER VIE À MES CHANSONS AVEC VOUS. AU COURS DES PROCHAINS MOIS, JE SERAI SUR LES ROUTES DU QUÉBEC ET DE L’ONTARIO, ACCOMPAGNÉ DE MES 3 ACOLYTES MUSICIENS: KIKO OSORIO (PERCUSSIONS & VOIX), IAN LETTRE (BATTERIE & VOIX), ÉTIENNE LEBEL (TROMBONE & VOIX). ON A REVISITÉ MON RÉPERTOIRE, ÉLARGI ET PRÉPARÉ UNE NOUVELLE FORMULE DE SHOWS: ON A TRÈS HÂTE DE VOUS PRÉSENTER ÇA! PASSEZ LE MOT ET ON SE VOIT BIENTÔT AU BORD D’UNE SCÈNE PRÈS DE CHEZ VOUS POUR CÉLÉBRER ENSEMBLE LE GRAND BAL DES IDENTITÉS!"

Jah Cutta is an artist who believes that music should serve a purpose – "I was ordained to sing music to uplift people and bring joy into their lives." Over the past 37 years he has toured the Caribbean, Canada and the United States. He has shared the stage with performers including Peter Tosh, Beres Hammond, The Wailers, Ken Boothe, Luciano and Sugar Minott. His performances include Rebel Salute in Jamaica, the Montreal and Calgary Jazz Festivals, the Festival of Lights in Montreal and numerous reggae festivals across Canada including Montreal, Saskatoon, Calgary and the Victoria Ska Festival. His goals are to reach out to those in the poorest nations and to bring a smile to the children’s faces – to provide hope to those who have none and to show that there is a brighter future when people work together to solve a world problems such as hunger and violence. A Me 'Dis is Jah Cutta's 4th album and showcases Jah Cutta as a solo artist. He wanted to show people that he is a serious solo artist and this album is a representation of his beliefs. His previous works include Wha Gwan, World Wide Pressure and If it Wasn’t Jah.