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TOI

2011–present

TOI is a reggae group from Wellington, formed in 2011. Associated styles on MusicBrainz include dub.

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  1. 2012

    Music

    How to name a Riddim

    For many Jamaican producers, it begins with a riddim. 'Riddim' is the patois pronunciation of rhythm which typically alludes to an instrumental (version) in Jamaican music. In most cases a producer creates a riddim, whether one drop (cultural) or juggling (fast-paced/ up-tempo), first.

  2. 2013

    Interviews

    Toi leaves lipstick stains on a glass full of love

    There's a high probability you've heard Toi's seductive vocals before, but it's unlikely you'll easily connect the dots as to where.

  3. 2014

    Music

    Toian to Unveil 'Rude Boys', A Retrospective Reggae Vibe Intermixing Past Present and Future

    On June 24th, Jamaican recording artist, Toian, will release “Rude Boys”, the first single of a strikingly personal debut EP album consisting of six intimate songs that reflect her past experiences and are collectively fit to bear the name, Retrospect.

    Music

    Sizzla Secures his Eminence with ‘Born A King’

    Sizzla Kalonji is one of the most recognizable figures in the reggae/dancehall industry and certainly one of the most prolific. As of this year, the musicians abounding repertoire has grown to include over 70 compilations. Born A King joins the list as Kalonji’s most creatively progressive release to date.

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    Rototom Sunsplash Day 5: Showered with Blessing

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    Toian hits MTV with 'Rude Boy'

    From a little town on a small island, “Rude Boys”, the brand new music video performed by Jamaican singer & songwriter, Toian, made its debut on international television station MTV Jams on August 10, 2014.

    Music

    Bob Marley's 'Turn Your Lights Down Low' comes to life on NBC's The Voice

    In the opening ‘Blind Audition’ rounds of NBC’s “The Voice,” Jamaican singer Anita Antoinetteturns all four chairs with her cover of “Turn Your Lights Down Low,” by Bob Marley.

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