DJ Ragz, affectionately known across Australia as ‘Ragz’, is one of the leading consultants for Reggae Dancehall industry business and events in Australia. With 20 years under his belt having worked in both the UK and Australia with the likes of Ludacris, Usher, Sean Paul, Tarrus Riley, Demarco and Cecile and having played at events such as Womadelaide, Adelaide Fringe Festival, Adelaide Casino, the Jamaican Music and Food Festival, Dub In The Park, Tour Down Under, Diner En France and many others, the versatile DJ, MC, Tour Consultant, Promoter and founder of Black Diamond Sound, Radio Show Producer & Presenter for both Dancehall and Ting Radio Show on Fresh 92.7Fm and Caribbean Connection on 5EBI 103.1Fm, MC and Youth Worker via his Urban Movement Entertainment Youth Programs, Tour Dj for Melbourne based Artist King Ru, and Chairperson of CARIBSA (Caribbean Assoc. of South Australia), he has well and truly earned his place in the Australian music scene.

His versatility and passion for Reggae and Dancehall music spurred him on to collaborate with Dancehall Reggae Australia, launching Australia’s first music chart dedicated to Dancehall Reggae music, compiled from Australian data – called The Australian Top 25 Dancehall Reggae Chart by DJ Ragz http://www.dancehallreggae.com.au/chart
Compiled from information sources in Australia such as iTunes, Dj and Sound System playlists, Dj Ragz is leading the way, with an Australian team in media and music platforms across the country.

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Australia’s most comprehensive, fastest growing music news media website dedicated to Dancehall Reggae music, news and events in Australia.

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