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Shontelle Layne is a Bajan, Soca singer/songwriter from St.Peter,Barbados. She is popular in the Caribbean for her 2005 Bajan hit "Colours" in which she collaborated with another Bajan artist, Natahlee. She also wrote Alison Hinds' 2005/2006 hit "Roll".She also featured alongside Rihanna on J-Status's remix of "Roll",Shontelle worked with Rihanna on a track from Save the last dance 2 called "The Hotness".

Nesian Mystik are one of the top hip hop and RnB groups in New Zealand, blending a variety of polynesian singing and rhyme styles into a unique flavour of music. They beging with a top selling single Nesian Style following up with their #1 debut album Polysaturated in 2002. In 2006 the eagerly awaited followup album Freshmen was released, continuing their Samoan, Maori, Cook Island and Tongan blend of funky, happy beats.

Donna Gardier was a member of the group Raw Stylus, a London-based dance music outfit whose core members were Jules Brookes and Ron Aslan. In 1995 they released the single, "Believe In Me", which reached #1 on the U.S. Hot Dance Club Play chart. It was a minor success in the UNited Kingdom reaching #66 on the UK Singles Chart in October 1996.[1] Originally, Raw Stylus released white label vinyl records into the London club scene in the early 1990s. "Pushing Against the Flow" was a popular underground song, and later became the title track of their album.

Roachford is/was a band based around singer/songwriter Andrew Roachford. Andrew Roachford was born and raised in South London on 22nd January 1965 to West Indian parents

He has achieved four gold status albums and was Columbia Records' longest serving recording artist, achieving a total of eleven top 50 hits. His most well known song is 1988's 'Cuddly Toy', which on a re-release a year later reached No.4 in the uk chart.