Bonbon Kojak’s story begins in his birthplace, the Congo. Rocked by Congolese music in his childhood, Bonbon Kojak always seemed to gravitate towards rhythm and sound. He later decided to move to Johannesburg where he studied music in its many different forms. After arriving in Montreal, he became an active …
Lewis Parker’s forthcoming EP “When It Rains It Pours” is a warm up to his full length album which is coming soon on KingUnderground, and marks his 20th release with the label. His sound is hard to compare to another, and stands in the realm of the original sound of …
Twenty years and twelve LPs later, Zed Bias presents “Selectah – Volume 1”, his debut Garage album. Instead of simply showcasing the level of knowledge and skill only possible from experience and a constant hunger for growth, The Boss gathered the crew and added friends he met along the way …