Deadly Hunta brings immense raw energy to his performances, fusing Dancehall, Hiphop and Reggae, gripping audiences worldwide with the power of his dynamic lyrics. From backing Reggae legends such as Buju Banton and Hip Hop legends such as Wu Tang and Ice T, to performing alongside the Supernaturals on there US tour, Deadly has built up huge credibility throughout the UK Hip Hop and Reggae scenes. This is evident from the response received after
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Deadly Hunta brings immense raw energy to his performances, fusing Dancehall, Hiphop and Reggae, gripping audiences worldwide with the power of his dynamic lyrics. From backing Reggae legends such as Buju Banton and Hip Hop legends such as Wu Tang and Ice T, to performing alongside the Supernaturals on there US tour, Deadly has built up huge credibility throughout the UK Hip Hop and Reggae scenes. This is evident from the response received after touring with DJ Skitz on the homegrown tour 2006 as well as the reaction from the crowds at the LoveBox festival, Womad and the audience at the BBC Electric Proms. Deadly is showing no signs of slowing down: the release of his debut single "Talk Out Loud" has received massive airplay on Sky Soccer AM show, the music video for "Talk Out Loud" has been playlisted on MTVBase and Channel U as well as getting airplay on many of the pirate radio stations thoughout London and the UK. With various other exciting collaborations, releases such as the Photek remix of the track "Mamma Mia" on the Tekdbz inprint and performance requests coming in... Deadly Hunta has to be the UK reggae artist to keep an eye on throughout 2007 and beyond. Throughout 2009 Deadly Hunta could be found touring the clubs and festivals around Europe as well as gigs as far flung as New Zealand. 2010 is looking just as fruitful for this UK home grown talent. He has made an international name for himself and continues to share his skills across the European continent. Deadly Hunta is someone the UK can be proud of.
