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tribe of mango | micha edwards
sir micha edwards,
also known as happie or majik;
Author | Recording Artist | Filmmaker.
a sassy force of nature hailing from the countryside of Jamaica, now residing in Toronto.
micha is the creative force guiding the lifestyle brand
happie a company committed to personal & collective joy.
happie designs unique inner - work experiences for helping people with joy & nourishment .
micha's practice encompasses a wide spectrum of expressions;
Writing | Performing | Designing | Music & Film.
his first self publish book titled 'How To Shine | A 5D Sassy Guide' is available on amazon & audible.
and a short film titled “Jewels of Jamaica”
screening August 27, 2022.
for those who need to know micha self identifies as
Queer Non conforming Ever Expanding AuntyUncle.
The core intention of micha's life work is to explore spirituality and sexuality beyond gender, race and societal constructs while embracing our uniqueness without shame.
AKUMA R. - C | Akiem Ra-Zhì
Meet Brandyn Leo
Brandyn Leo is a Singer/Songwriter and Actor from Toronto.
Born from Jamaican immigrant parents Brandyn discovered his voice in church and school and later graduated with the Triple Threat Award from Randolph Academy of the Arts.
After traveling in theatre for a few years he set his aim as a recording artist. His music is an influence on Pop RnB Soul Reggae/Dancehall.
His goal is to use his talent to bring people together from all walks of life and spread good vibes. He changed his last name to Leo to encourage his audience to live life boldly. And to honour his Rasta Ancestry.
Stay Fierce & Fearless is his motto.
Shazad | Brigadier ShazBad
Shazad aka Brigadier ShazBad (brigadiershizzy@gmail.com)
I mix all genres of music for the revitalization of rare and diverse cultures and sound. The vibe depends on the audience and gathering, but I prefer to play tunes you've likely never heard and unlikely to hear again, which I hope will unlock dormant parts of your brain while aligning our heartbeats.
I am inspired to create soundscapes that represent the diverse cities I have had the pleasure to listen to, grow in, and feel connected: Toronto/Mississauga/Hamilton, New York, Banjul, Gaborone, Istanbul, Sulaymaniyah, and Kingston, Jamaica. In each of these cities, I found great inspiration from the people, their landscapes and soundscapes. I enjoy mixing Foundation Roots Dub from Jamaica with South Asian Qawwali and follow it up with Lata Mangeshkar, Miriam Makeba, and Buffy St. Marie.
If we can all experience more balanced soundscapes in our communities, it can improve health and wellness, foster connectivity across bodies (we are not our bodies), and help us to transcend linguistic and cultural barriers--just follow the vibrations.