Byiome “I-Octane” Muir is a son of Clarendon. The 22-year-old Taurus grew u… Read Full Bio ↴Byiome “I-Octane” Muir is a son of Clarendon. The 22-year-old Taurus grew up in sandy bay, attended the Palmers Cross All Age, before moving on to Garvey Maceo High School. He then furthered his education at the Knox Community College.
I- Octane excelled in the sciences at school, but the pulsating and persistent call of music
Interrupted his planned journey into Architecture. Since his All-Age school days, he was
Known as a fiery deejay armed with spit-fire lyrics and cutting rhythms to fit any occasion
While being a regular feature of school concerts and barbecues at Knox, he was constantly bombarded by requests from friends to dive head-on into the music business.
Doing it strictly for fun back then, he did not consider it seriously until after one of his
Scorching performance when a producer approached him. The producer convinced him to use his raw natural ability and not wait any longer before getting into the business.
Listening to the producer, and thinking about the words of his friends, I-Octane began to give serious thought to getting deeper with music. He assessed his strengths, and summed up that he had above average talent. With that in mind, he made the decision.
He then chose a name that would represent the high energy and consistent work which he put into his music. He then modified the “High Octane” gasoline concept to become I-Octane.
Since than he stepped up his game to become more visible in the often turbulent and cut-throat road to dancehall stardom. He worked at more barbecues and small stage shows, and tried harder to get his voice on a record. As fate would have it, words spread in dancehall circles about his exceptional natural ability, and he was approached by the famed Donovan Germain to do work with Penthouse Records.
In 2000, he recorded ‘Oh Jah’, ‘Stepp A Seed’ for Penthouse, plus ‘Love In The streets’ with Beers Hammond, Buju Banton and Assassin. These artistes are in no uncertain terms the cream of Jamaica music, so Octane took their decision to record the track with him as solid treatment to his talent. Working with than turned out to be much more than a mere morale booster.
At Penthouse he developed stronger and better vocals, which led to his soaring confidence on the microphone and on the stage. He landed a slot on Beenie Man`s
Summer Sizzle stage show, and represented his craft well, creating an even bigger buzz
with the name. He has now been featured in newspaper articles from the two leading
publications.
He followed up with ‘substance’ and ‘What’s Going On’ for the Arrows Label, and ‘War No More’ and ‘Jeans’ for the H2O Label. He then did ‘No Love’ for the Purple Skunk Label for which a music video medley which features Stevie Face was shot recently. This music video has been a popular number upon local networks, giving I-Octane even more visibility.
I-Octane considers himself as an “across the board” deejay. He can arm himself with any type of lyrics depending on the occasion, and he writes his own tunes as well. He describes himself as an ‘easy going’ person, who does not worry about things. He prides
himself in the ability to listen and observe carefully.
The Arrows Label, also Known for seamless productions and exceptional work, has placed I-Octane under their management wing. Since being there, he has developed even more vocally under their guidance.
He is now working to put together an album by year-end.
In his spare time, I-Octane prefers activities which make him grow in one way or another.
He mediates at times or listens to the reasoning of elders in the music. When not doing that, he makes sure he stays fresh with lyrics by reading motivational books.
I- Octane excelled in the sciences at school, but the pulsating and persistent call of music
Interrupted his planned journey into Architecture. Since his All-Age school days, he was
Known as a fiery deejay armed with spit-fire lyrics and cutting rhythms to fit any occasion
While being a regular feature of school concerts and barbecues at Knox, he was constantly bombarded by requests from friends to dive head-on into the music business.
Doing it strictly for fun back then, he did not consider it seriously until after one of his
Scorching performance when a producer approached him. The producer convinced him to use his raw natural ability and not wait any longer before getting into the business.
Listening to the producer, and thinking about the words of his friends, I-Octane began to give serious thought to getting deeper with music. He assessed his strengths, and summed up that he had above average talent. With that in mind, he made the decision.
He then chose a name that would represent the high energy and consistent work which he put into his music. He then modified the “High Octane” gasoline concept to become I-Octane.
Since than he stepped up his game to become more visible in the often turbulent and cut-throat road to dancehall stardom. He worked at more barbecues and small stage shows, and tried harder to get his voice on a record. As fate would have it, words spread in dancehall circles about his exceptional natural ability, and he was approached by the famed Donovan Germain to do work with Penthouse Records.
In 2000, he recorded ‘Oh Jah’, ‘Stepp A Seed’ for Penthouse, plus ‘Love In The streets’ with Beers Hammond, Buju Banton and Assassin. These artistes are in no uncertain terms the cream of Jamaica music, so Octane took their decision to record the track with him as solid treatment to his talent. Working with than turned out to be much more than a mere morale booster.
At Penthouse he developed stronger and better vocals, which led to his soaring confidence on the microphone and on the stage. He landed a slot on Beenie Man`s
Summer Sizzle stage show, and represented his craft well, creating an even bigger buzz
with the name. He has now been featured in newspaper articles from the two leading
publications.
He followed up with ‘substance’ and ‘What’s Going On’ for the Arrows Label, and ‘War No More’ and ‘Jeans’ for the H2O Label. He then did ‘No Love’ for the Purple Skunk Label for which a music video medley which features Stevie Face was shot recently. This music video has been a popular number upon local networks, giving I-Octane even more visibility.
I-Octane considers himself as an “across the board” deejay. He can arm himself with any type of lyrics depending on the occasion, and he writes his own tunes as well. He describes himself as an ‘easy going’ person, who does not worry about things. He prides
himself in the ability to listen and observe carefully.
The Arrows Label, also Known for seamless productions and exceptional work, has placed I-Octane under their management wing. Since being there, he has developed even more vocally under their guidance.
He is now working to put together an album by year-end.
In his spare time, I-Octane prefers activities which make him grow in one way or another.
He mediates at times or listens to the reasoning of elders in the music. When not doing that, he makes sure he stays fresh with lyrics by reading motivational books.
Rules Of Life
I Octane Lyrics
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We have lyrics for these tracks by I Octane:
Buss a Blank Every man wa straight an clean buss a blank Yuh no…
Family First Dem seh how much men you have Zero when I count Sorry…
Full Effect Touch road full effect…
Gangsta World Warriors nuh chase like girl Not in a gnagsta′s world Warri…
Happy Tyme INSTRUMENTAL Man have life Bring a vybz pon di corner Done …
HURT BY FRIENDS Mi tell you dem wi buss yo head and come…
Hype We Self (Radio) Some bwoy a watch man like a man dem love While…
In Charge Verse 1 Sheldon a suh wi do di ting How we…
Know Yuh Girl Yo Lee Milla Haha Yo Frass Haha (Andre) Some just come galli…
Lose A Friend Yo, Jah know star More time you a tek fi granted…
Love Di Vibes Yow.Elvis We love Di Vibes It Siccck Yow mi a call frass …
Missing You (Cash flow productions) Baby Wanna see your face Uhmmmmm Bab…
Money Hey money, it's being a while Suh hustlers a dollar coin…
My Story Respect to all di ... and way some my ... But…
Neva Sell Out A one thing mi know A real G never sell out…
No Badda Dan Jah Bwoy could a march wid the tallest Gun dem And a spar…
Once More She's my African queen She's my African queen Hmmhmmm Let…
Puff It [Intro:] Yo West Wah dis man Yo Octane a di real ting dat…
Queng Dem Dem deh a road a model Mi hold dem a queng…
The Season Mi serious right through the year Now a time fi mi…
Topic Of The Day Illuminati a the topic a the day Have the ghetto youths…
Wine and Jiggle Gyal fi a wine and jiggle and rock up inna…
Your Eyes Sour sap in a mi back Finger nail left scratch in…
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@YoYo-1-1-1
Still listening in 2020 ! Do yuh ?
Because dis is a BIIIIIG CHUNE !!!! 🙏🏾🤜🏼🤛🏾🇬🇳
@ryobeno
my fav song on the album...the hook is soo sweet.. u eeh ehhh, uu ehh ehh....siiickk
@xxjanai08
real youth out a di mad pen we are real people from Clarendon maceo
@abujahson2108
OCTANE TO THE WORLD,MORE LOVE FROM GHANA AFRICA
@onevibrationclothingandcom4502
Yes octane, long time mi a search fi dis
@tensionmystery8261
❤
@isaiahholman-gross4994
super upful!
@annmarie1489
turn up the base in my ear high high, it maddddd!!!!!!
@calvinkumbukani9789
octane fi mek me loose control with da wise words , big up!
@clepatonmaronda9154
sweet piece of advice I octane