See the original post from artistrack.com here: https://artistrack.com/matthew-raddics-releases-the-wake-up-ep/ Son of Jamaican superstar Jack Radics, Matthew grew up between London and Jamaica and has been around the music industry for as long as he can remember. Heavily influenced by the classic music and performers of his fathers generation mixed with the more modern influences he heard growing up between London, New York and Jamaica his music is a mixture of Reggae,

read my review from wreckmybrain.com right here: http://www.wreckmybrain.com/2017/07/artist-in-focus-matthew-radics.html Posted by: Sophie McEvoy on: www.wreckmybrain.com Artist in Focus | Matthew Radics As I mentioned in my introducing post on Mel’s Love, I’m not entirely (if at all) verse on the hip-hop/rap world. Even more so with the realm of reggae. When I do come across such artists though, it is rewarding to discover how in love musicians such as Matthew Radics are wit

Song: Grow Better Artist: Rivah Jordan Live @: EXIT Festival 2015 I'm sure every musician has a library of files floating around on various desktops and hardrives. Some of us still have Cassettes, DAT's, 2inch tapes, vinyl, cd's and even minidiscs knocking around with unreleased songs and unrealised ideas. Every few months or so I again undertake the never ending task of file sorting. From my time running independent labels and projects to being a recording artist myself and

I'm featured in the September 2017 issue of The Independent Music Show Magazine. A digital magazine thats all about what it says in the title. My feature is on page 3 and you can take a look at the magazine in its entirety by clicking the picture or following the link below. Also be sure to check out The Independent Music Show on their website: www.theindependentmusicshow.com https://view.joomag.com/the-independent-music-show-magazine-september-2017/0633396001503775431?token=