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Zebulun De Counselor, originally named Kiya David, is a reggae artist hailing from New Amsterdam Berbice, Guyana. In 1989, he made the move to the United States, where he delved into the world of sound systems, notably with Jah Legacy Sound. With a career spanning over two decades, Zebulun De Counselor has devoted his time to writing, performing, and perfecting his craft within the reggae music genre. He has a discography that includes three albums, and his most recent release is the "Living Truth" EP, a testament to cultural reggae, which dropped on November 10, 2020, under the production of Kaieteurfallz Recordz. This EP has received significant attention, securing airplay on local and international radio stations and resonating with a diverse audience. Zebulun De Counselor has earned recognition both locally and internationally, solidifying his position in the reggae music realm.

Edited By Kendesi Mohammed  

Don J, born Don Johnson on August 16, 1990, in Georgetown, Guyana, is a rising star in the music industry. Hailing from a musical family and raised in North Ruimveldt, he is the son of Ian Johnson, a renowned Guyanese musician, manager, producer, and businessman who owns The Dynamix Recording label. 

Don J's musical journey began at the age of 12 when he started working at his father's "Everything Music & Electronics" business in Georgetown. This establishment also housed a recording studio on the top floor, where he spent countless hours after school. While most teenagers were navigating the challenges of puberty, Don was balancing family, music, work, and school. He watched in awe as his father composed songs and conducted sessions with aspiring musicians and singers, many of whom would go on to become some of Guyana's biggest musical names. These moments were the catalyst for Don's deep passion for music.

At just 17 years old, Don J made a bold move by sneaking into his father's vacant recording studio one night and recording his debut song, "If This Is Love." He received assistance from his mentor and friend, "Spida Man," known for his hit "Party Time" at the time.

Don J's talent and dedication set him apart from his peers. While still attending high school, he organized talent shows like "Hip-Hop Factory" and collaborated with his father on successful productions like "Talent Exclusive" and "Watz Hott," which became well-known in Guyana.

As he gained experience, Don J had the privilege of working with numerous Guyanese artists, including "Fojo D Artiste," "Shelly G," "Spida and The Fire Clan Band," "JB," "Timothy Vantull," and others. He served as a co-producer and arranger at Dynamix Records, further honing his skills. By the age of 20, he took on the role of manager at the label.

Today, Don J is ready to step into the spotlight as a performer, offering a unique and authentic brand of music characterized by his distinctive approach, sound, style, and delivery. His journey in the music industry is a testament to his deep-rooted connection to music and his commitment to creating music that resonates with audiences on a profound level.

Edited By Kendesi Mohammed