Conrado Vieira, famous by his stage name Shawlin, and currently known as Cachorro Magro, is a Brazilian rapper, singer, songwriter and producer. He began his career at 15 when he recorded his first song, "Aliança", which was included in the collection Zoeira Hip Hop in 1999. He joined the collective Quinto Andar (the first Brazilian musical phenomenon on the Internet), was producer and featured on the album "Piratão", released in 2005, and was the first Brazilian rapper to have a website on the Internet. Shortly before, he released the solo EP "E a Vida Continua". In 2007, with the end of the collective Quinto Andar, he released his debut album, entitled "Ruas Vazias", which had the participation of Sam the Kid, rapper from Portugal, in the song "Amigos".

The band Seed Roots was born in 2010 when friends got together with the intention of making a sound of authentic reggae roots with a pinch of renewal and in 2012 released their first album, "Perto de Jah".

Rita was born in Santiago de Cuba, to Leroy Anderson and Cynthia "Beda" Jarrett, her parents moved to Kingston, Jamaica, when she was three months old. The Soulettes released recordings including rocksteady tunes such as "Time for Everything", "Turn Turn Turn" (released in 1966, written by folk singer Pete Seeger) and "A Deh Pon Dem". "Friends and Lovers", "One More Chance" and "That Ain't Right" (featuring harmony vocals by the Wailers), as well as a duet by Rita and Bunny Wailer, "Bless You" were issued years later on the Lovers and Friends album. After those recordings for the Studio One (record label) coached by Bob, Rita married Bob Marley around February 1966, just before her husband moved to Wilmington, Delaware for a few months to make a living working at the Dupont Hotel there. Bob was replaced by her cousin Constantine "Vision" Walker, who recorded a few songs as a member of The Wailers during this period, with Rita providing harmonies. As Bunny was jailed in 1968 for cannabis possession, Rita joined the Wailers, replacing Bunny for a few months. It is at that time that The Wailers met U.S. singer Johnny Nash, who produced a series of Wailers rocksteady recordings. "Who feels it, knows it" was released in 1981

Trained Violin player and compulsive traveler, Sumac Dub has found in music a way to create unknown worlds that explores without limits. The artist has drawn most of his inspiration through his various journeys in Asia and in Middle East. Enriched by multiple musical influences and largely influenced by the current electro dub scene, Sumac gave birth to its own dub in which harmony and power come together brilliantly. Always armed with his violin, it is once on stage that the artist really comes to establish his identity in a real fusion of raw energy and mystical delicacy. The album "Dub Matsya" was released in 2016.