Jahfe is a band based out of Miami, Fl playing a heavy yet smooth fusion of roots reggae with rocking dub-hop. Representing the power of the youth and the wisdom of roots culture, the music of Jahfe not only reflects the city's diverse music scene but also the true ability of conscious music to connect to people of all backgrounds.

Skafyah (pronounced: Skaf-yah) is a Hasidic Reggae Band based in South Florida. Skafyah finds its origins in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, home to an extremely diverse population of mainly Jewish Eastern European and Afro-Caribbean descent.

Mixed Culture was formed in 2006 when vocalist Francisco and then guitarist Trevor met with Bruno and Anthony to form with Eddie culture, a reggae group. Their love for reggae music and musical talents brought them together and in a matter of weeks were in the midst of rehearsing and creating their distinctive sound.

Captivating fans of all ages through dynamic live shows, West Palm Beach's Roots Shakedown is making their presence felt in the rapidly expanding East Coast reggae scene. The release of their first E.P. "Mash up the Sound" in August of 2010 has established a loyal fan base.

Formed in 2007, Spred The Dub has been keeping crowds dancing all over South Florida with their own brand of "Good Time Reggae" music - infusing elements of jazz, soul, funk and rocksteady with a foundation of dub, ska and roots reggae to create sonic landscapes and massive drum & bass riddems.

“We are Stampede, you are the Movement” Florida’s Stampede Movement was born with the strong roots required for career success. A featured band at numerous venues and musical festivals around the world Stampede Movement has grown into a wildly popular underground fan favorite.

The Resolvers is a reggae outfit from southeast United States (Deerfield Beach, FL) that plays a new style they coined “Big Band Reggae.” As the name implies, the new sound draws influences from classic Jamaican Reggae, Rocksteady, and Ska along with New Orleans Jazz, Funk, and Soul.

"If Bob Marley were alive today, I have no doubt that Fourth Dimension would make his Top Five list of favorite reggae bands." -Miami Herald "Conjoin the fully orchestrated arrangements of the Wailers Band with Steel Pulse-style vocals (thought the accents aren't Kingston or Brixton) and you'll get an idea of the sound of this four-piece (at times augmented by live horns a la Burning Spear)."