Sugar D A.K.A. The King of Soca, the Marathon Man Sugar D has been playing music from the age of 5 years old at family functions, with Disco initially being his interest. His DJ skills were developed under the training of the excellent Wayne "Cool" Simmons, which is shown in the skill he processes today. Sugar D is an Entertainer, who loves to grab his listeners and shake them up; as no 2 shows are ever the same. His range is versatile and extensive as he is able to play, and has a vast array of music; with Soca being his main genre. His hobbies include football, badminton, all forms of motor racing and of course playing music.

DJ AC has been on the DJ circuit for over 30 years, specialising in Lover's Rock and Rare Groove, but plays all other genres. AC is transforming into a very recognise professional radio presenter, whose laid back style is particularly attractive to the Ladies. DJ AC A.K.A. The Stealth

Judge L is an avid lover of old school music across all genres. Loves soul, funk, reggae, disco, soca, jazz and acid jazz. Active in his community and is from an engineering and further education background. He manages to balance his love of music with his profession and in some cases manage to incorporate music into his working life. He enjoys meeting and talking to people, and is very laid back and takes a relaxed attitude to most things. This comes across in his presenting style. Loves motorsports and plays badminton to relax.

One of the finest 80's Dee Jays in Barbados DJ Code Red. Born Pedro C Edwards from St Michael Barbados in 1964, son of businessman and thoroughbred racehorse owner Cycil Edwards, was the first DJ to create a three genre nightspot in the island. A nightspot consisting of three areas playing music: reggae, soca, and soul. At age 25, DJ Code Red was discovered by Steven Oliviere, owner of Sentry Insurance. He subsequently went on to [reform at Carlisle Bay under the auspices of Robin Walcott, Rachel's Night Spot under manager Rodney Jones, Harbour Lights with Jonathan Simpson, Raymond Gill, and Martin Bynoe, the Coach House Pub owned by Chris McHale and the famous club strip St Lawrence Gap, housing the Ship Inn and McBride's night spots respectively. After a stint on the hotel circuit, DJ Code Red was invited to the United Kingdom to play at London's celebrity nightspot, China White. On return to Barbados, he gained a regular slot at the newly opened Carib Beach Bar, building its reputation as a fun place to be for tourists and locals alike. Attracting a 400 strong crowd at its height every Sunday. He became the go-to DJ for beach mega-parties (playing for an 8-hour stretch) gaining the attention from marketing sponsors Stokes and Bynoe. DJ Code Red became synonymous with Carib Beer. DJ Code Red was the first DJ in the island to develop a strong fan base without any radio airplay. He was part of the first generation of Barbadian DJ's to penetrate the formidable Trinidadian party scene. He was the focus of the DJ spotlight, as he toured with international music artiste Rupee.2017, DJ Code Red's fan span United Kingdom, USA, Kenya, Trinidad, and India. Sandra G. Corbin is a British journalist of Barbadian heritage who holds a degree in media studies and a postgraduate in journalism. She has practiced as a journalist in the UK and ran a publication. As a specialist consultant in public relations, marketing, and business development with experience both in the Caribbean and the United Kingdom, Sandra was named in the top 15 managers globally by the global human resource test organisation Talent +.She has also been the recipient of a business award from the popular women's magazine Cosmopolitan. The first Afro-Caribbean in the UK to launch a mainstream London wide magazine. Sandra has a YouTube channel Success Strategies, launched in March 2013, and is available for MC-ing and public speaking.Cell: +1 (246) 696 4224 Together, Code Red and First Lady Sandra G present Urban Vibes Fridays 1-4pm ECT and can be email on www.sandragcorbin.com.

DJ Tech(Clive)is a very experienced professional DJ and radio presenter. He started DJing at parties in the late 70s (when vynl was still the main media!!) and prided himself in always having the top 10 club tracks each month, which often meant buying an import LP for just one track, as that was what was “kicking” at the time!! Over the years he has kept his hand in with it and has also presented multiple radio shows on various radios stations, including one in the mid states, USA! Clive left school in 1979 and became a lithographic printer, but was already into DJing and working gave him the full time income to purchase all the vynl he needed! Although Clive had several different careers over the years, including an IT professional, an electrician and a professional tennis coach, music has always been his passion, which led to him learning the trade of FOH sound engineer and saw Clive regularly fulfil this role on the many musicals that the Bob Hope Theatre in Eltham and associate theatres put on, including a large production of Camelot at Eynsford Castle in Kent. In the end Clive wanted to try being on the stage himself and did some brief acting and singing in Graham Chapman’s farce “Dry Rot” at the Bob Hope Theatre and sang in the chorus for Sidcup Light Opera’s production of Noel Coward’s Bitter Suite. Clive has also taken.singing lessons from a very good opera singer, in exchange for teaching her tennis(!!!) and has enjoyed beginners lessons in the alto saxophone, which he hopes to progress to improvisation level in one day. In the meantime, Clive is back on the decks mobile DJing and joins Bajan Vibes Radio as a keen presenter

The most unique dj plays all types of music and is always ready to step up when no djs are available, very hard working don't like speaking just playing music for your listening pleasure.