Born on December 23, 1977, in Bamboo, St. Ann, Jamaica, Perfect Giddimani's exposure to music came at an early age. Influenced by the rich reggae heritage of his homeland, he grew up surrounded by the sounds of legends like Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and Burning Spear. These influences laid the foundation for his deep-rooted love for reggae music. Perfect Giddimani's journey to prominence began with his dedication to crafting meaningful and conscious music. His lyrics often tackle social and political issues, delivering messages of unity, empowerment, and hope. His debut album, "Giddimani," released in 2004, showcased his distinctive style and garnered attention within the reggae community. Perfect Giddimani is known for fusing traditional reggae elements with modern sounds, creating a unique sonic experience that appeals to a diverse audience. His smooth, soulful vocals combined with his thought-provoking lyrics have made him a sought-after artist for both reggae enthusiasts and those new to the genre. Over the years, Perfect Giddimani has collaborated with a range of artists, both within and outside the reggae genre. His discography boasts a collection of albums and singles that have left a lasting impact. Tracks like "Handcart Bwoy," "Ah Mi Yard," and "My Stoner Friend" have become anthems for those seeking socially conscious and spiritually uplifting music. Beyond his musical achievements, Perfect Giddimani is also known for his philanthropic efforts. He has been involved in various community projects, advocating for positive change and using his platform to address issues such as poverty, education, and social justice.  Perfect Giddimani's journey through the world of reggae music is a testament to his dedication, talent, and unwavering commitment to spreading messages of positivity and change. His unique musical style, combined with his conscious lyrics, has earned him a special place within the hearts of reggae fans worldwide. As he continues to evolve as an artist, one can only anticipate the impact he will continue to make on both the music industry and society as a whole.

Since 1986, Eric Cotton has been a powerhouse in California’s music scene, known for his dynamic stage presence, passion for reggae and ska, and unforgettable performances.  In the late '80s and '90s, Eric led Rock Steady Posse, a Central Coast favorite, releasing reggae classics like Rhymin’ and Skankin’ (1990) and Fundamentals (1994).  Eric is also the frontman for The Upside Ska, a high-energy ska band, and The Cheeseballs, San Francisco’s premier show band renowned for their electrifying performances. Eric’s latest project, Eric Cotton and One Love Bomb, channels his Cali reggae roots with members of Rock Steady Posse, Cardiff Reefers, and Militia of Love. Together with Robert Melendez, Gregg Ichikawa, Efrain Cantu, and Steve Sagrero Eric continues to keep California reggae alive while exploring new horizons.