I probably listen to my kids more than anything when it comes to what’s hot and what’s interesting in music today. I am delighted to say that we made our first signing with Jamaican artists Skeng and his producers John Coop and Shacko of DiTruth Records. I have to credit my 15 yr old son Che Baker who brought this project to my attention, between Skeng’s vocal delivery and his honest representation of life in the inner city, it was important that we became involved in this project with a group of young artists and producers. It reminds me of when I signed early hip-hop artists and promoted clubs in the late 80s early 90s and the raw and honest approach to their life experiences and self expression. It feels like history is repeating itself with politicians and opportunists pointing fingers and criticising these young creators work when ultimately, they are just a product of their environment. Shame on the home secretary in Guyana and all the people who are so self righteous when it comes to the truth being told through pop culture. @skeng.don @johncooprecords @shackoditruth @ditruth.records @buddahditruth @downtownmusicservices @geejamstudios