With his flying dreadlocks and love of surfing, Henry Fong has mastered his fusion of reggae and dance music, exemplified through his fierce remixes and original tracks like “Wine Dem,” “Drop it Down Low,” and his OWSLA track “Stand Up.” Not only has he garnered support from Dillon Francis, Avicii, Nicky Romero, David Guetta, and Martin Garrix, but his tracks continue to generate huge support at festivals. “Wine Dem” was one of the most dropped tracks at TomorrowWorld in 2015 and that same year, Hardwell premiered his Futuristic Polar Bears collaboration “Velocity” at Ultra Music Festival. In summer 2016, Steve Aoki created his own personal edit of Fong’s “Drop It Down Low,” which was dropped by GTA, Hardwell, Showtek, and Aoki himself at festivals all over the world. That July, amongst the craziness of playing numerous music festivals across the globe, Fong embarked on his 21-city Riot Tour with Milo & Otis. The three producers collaborated on “Bring the Riot,” in honor of their tour, and donated all of the profits to OneOrlando charity after the nightclub tragedy.

Adding vocals on the track is Jamaican-born Nyla, who is no stranger to the music world. She started her own pop/reggae band in 2006 called Brick & Lace, whose top track “Love is Wicked” landed them in seven different charts worldwide for 97 weeks. In 2010, Nyla and her sisters formed a songwriting team called Bloodline, and went on to write songs for Kelly Rowland, Christina Aguilera, Nicole Scherzinger, amongst others. More recently, her serene vocals can be heard on Major Lazer’s “Light It Up” and their remix of Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You.”

Supplementing additional summer vibes to the tune is the well-versed Stylo G. Merging his Jamaican and UK cultures, Stylo G’s style is unique and fresh. After the success of his 2011 underground dancehall hit “Call Mi a Yardie,” Stylo G has gone on to collaborate with fellow UK artists Giggs, 2 Bears, and Wretch 32, as well as win Best Reggae Act at the 2014 MOBO Awards. His contagious vocals have permeated dance and pop music with recent features on Dillon Francis’ “We Make It Bounce” with Major Lazer and Clean Bandit’s “Come Over.”

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