the group is made up of brothers Mrx[right] and Earl J[left]. Earl J was pr… Read Full Bio ↴the group is made up of brothers Mrx[right] and Earl J[left]. Earl J was previously a part of big dada's Lotek Hifi.
The SK produce a style of hip hop mixed with reggae as only sk can
Both are sons of singer and reggae superstar Jack Radics and be it singing, rapping, making beats etc..they do it all
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bio:

Far from the concrete tower blocks of South London, their new inspiration is the airy Stony Hill district above Kingston and a compact studio they've established close to home...

For their whole lives, home has either been Jamaica or London, as children following the family, and now, for musical reasons. Sons of veteran Jamaican singer/songwriter Jack Radics, the brothers are very much a product of their musical background, ranging from the melodic reggae of their father to their roots in London's hip hop scene - which itself has strong roots in the sound of London's Jamaican community.

But it wasn't always music - after all, not everyone directly follows their father - with Matthew trying to make a career in acting, getting as far as appearing on BBC television while Jordan excelled at basketball, representing England at under-16 level.

Soon, later in their teens, music began to take over.

Jordan quickly became a precocious young MC and an integral member of hip hop groups Lotek HiFi (then signed to the groundbreaking Big Dada label) and respected live act Focused Few. Just as his MC'ing talent belied his age, Jordan quickly took to instruments and beat making. Naturally his thoughts soon turned to setting up his own studio.

Meanwhile Matthew had been back in Jamaica working with their father's Sound Faculty label, writing songs, singing back up vocals and recording his own solo release, 'In The Backyard'. Now with his brother breaking into the London scene and his father in Germany having signed to EMI. Reunited the brothers formed a new group, SK, with fellow MC Metropolis in 2003.

Scraping and saving the brothers had by 2005 bought enough equipment to build their own studio and began working with other artistes, establishing a strong underground following on south London pirate radio. That said, they decided once again, and why not, to pack up everything and relocate to Jamaica in 2006.

From their new base they've worked with a range of artists from the Governo Sombra organisation in Portugal to platinum selling singer Gentleman and behind the scenes at different levels of production, stage shows and even music videos with Ras Tingle and TD Films.

Right know it's the SK, SoundKillaz, and their new album 'JA Rydaz', which listening to you'll find a reflection of their background, hip hop tracks with a Jamaican accent... the first of several planned releases on their own label SK Productions

Collaborations include : Sly and Robbie, Jack Radics, Anthony Red Rose, Mykal Rose, Governo Sombra, Foriegn Beggars, Fido Guido, Lotek Hifi, New Flesh, Part 2, Roots Manouvre, Dolby D,The 1 Shanti, Dum Dum Project, Henry P, X-Terminator, Marcus I , Everton Chambers, Barry O' Hare,, G.S.D Krew and also Gentleman to name a few

SoundKillaz have performed in : Sheperd Bush Empire, Jazz Cafe, The Forum and Cargo to name a few venues in London, also in Brighton, Oxford, Great Yarmouth, Bristol, Birmingham, Glasgow, Munich, Cologne, Oslo, Geneva, Rome, Bologna, Pescara, Taranto, Lecce, Porto, Amsterdam, Negril and also Kingston so far...

Performed alongside or opened up for : Jack Radics, Governo Sombra, Joseph Hill, Prezident Brown, Fido Guido, Mama Marjas, Moddi, Lotek Hifi, New Flesh, Roots Manouvre, TY, Talib Kweli, Foriegn Beggars,
Marcus I, Sanjay, Rootz Underground, Mutabaruka, Swallow, DubbleEdge, Skrein, SkinnyMan, Klashnekoff, Focused Few, Pure Love Sound, Zakalicious, Chiancone, Rootz Underground, TLD Krew and Mad Kid to name a few

notable press:

DJ, IDJ, Vibe, Gargamel, Future Music, Pride,Touch, Hip Hop Connection as well as other magazines.

Recieved airplay in the UK, U.S.A, Jamaica [Irie fm included], Italy, Australia and Portugal

Appeared on tv in the U.S.A, UK, Holland and Jamaica

Sponsors: Dirty Jerz- Ecko Italia, Gov Som, Ecko Uk