Natural High Music shares their contemporary sound from the studio to the streets. Natural High Music is an independent record label and sound system established in 2013 by musicians Jordan “Tallman” Armond and Blaise "Binghi” Davis. Determined to use their love of music and recording skills to create cutting-edge productions on Jamaica's reggae music scene, the duo combined their gear to build si
gnature riddims using electronic sounds, hip hop grooves and traditional techniques from reggae's 'Golden Era'. Natural High Music has since claimed their position as one of the most sought after production teams in reggae music. A body of their work was recently released on their debut album 'Urban Roots.' The album highlights prominent singles from global reggae artists, including: Lutan Fyah's 'Royal Empress,' Dre Island's 'Live Forever,' Keznamdi's '10 Pound,' Kelissa's 'Best Kept Secret,' and Jovi Rockwell x Jesse Royal's 'Mash Me Up,” all produced by Natural High Music. The duo is also responsible for production on Keida’s ‘Ebb and Flow’ album and more contemporary reggae records. Armed with a robust catalog of music, Natural High Music shares their contemporary sound from the studio to the streets. The duo has graced several stages with their sound-system of the same name, performing live sets in Mexico City, Canada, Jamaica and more. Using the melodica, as well as a slew of SFX on their favorite records, Natural High Music’s live performances prove to be a one of a kind experience that has garnered international attention. Support for the indie label has grown even further following exclusive vinyl releases in Japan and features in outlets such as, Pitchfork, Reggaeville, Complex and Fader. Currently working on several new releases, Natural High Music continues to produce music that resonates with reggae music lovers all over the globe. Get to know the producers taking things to top levels, Natural High Music.
Natural High Music is an independent record label and sound system established in 2013 by musicians Jordan “Tallman” Armond and Blaise 'Binghi” Davis.
