Rude Boyz International

Universal child stars Moses Children made their debut in 1978 at the tender age of three and five and grew up to become Rude Boyz International: Two brothers born in Brookyn and the Bronx with strong Jamaican Foundation and their childhood brethren from Kingston. From childhood (children of Reggae Pioneer Fred Locks and Spoken Word icon, Queen Mother MOSES), RBI have been cavorting and performing with the likes of the Marleys, Morgans Heritage, Hotlanta�s Lil Jon and the best in the entertainment industry as the red-hot roaring LionHeart RBI Hotlanta Crew!

RudeBoyzInternational (RBI) are definitely no strangers to Reggae music. The dynamic performing group consisting of three energetic young artists, Papa Gad (Tafawa Stewart), Red Dawn (Mark A, Stewart), and Spark Plug (Andre Hines) making their mark in history. Winners of DJ competitions, RBI have received many accolades, awards, trophies and honors. RBI have shared the same billing with the best: Beenie Man, Sean Paul, Buju Banton, Elephant Man, Beres Hammond, Fred Locks, Sister Nancy, Sister Carol, Judy Mowatt, Freddy McGregor, Culture, Luciano and others.

The music of RBI is a hybrid of hip-hop, dancehall, and studio-1 bass line with Entertaining potent world commentary. RBI dynamic fusions were also influenced by growing up in Jamaica and the the U.S.A with Producer Bullwackie, who got Sunsplash to Japan and was featured in Who's Who in America as the first founder of a Reggae Studio in the U.S.A. RBI�s first album, Genesis I: Rude Boyz Ah Come, was released in Atlanta, Georgia and Kingston, Jamaica. This engaging CD covers a spectrum of different topics from love, dancehall, roots, hip-hop, consciousness, and has guest artists such as Messenjah Selah and the sweet melodic Sugar Minott belting out his hit song: Tune In. The second album, Exodus: The Journey, doing well in the U.S., Jamaica, the local radio stations in Atlanta and is steadily picking up dancehall momentum.

From the tender age of three and five, Red Dawn and Papa Gad performed as Moses Children with their four year-old sister, Princess. In 1995 they started performing as Rude Boyz International. Performing annually at Reggae Production such as Rebel Salute in Jamaica and Sunsplash in Hotlanta, Georgia. Red Dawn and Papa Gad expanded their talents in their LionHeart Studio to produce tracks and recordings. 1998, RBI cut their first vinyl record and self-released it under their company, LionHeart Entertainment. The single, Gimme Your Loving and Ride On Rude Boyz, hit the streets like a blazing fire. RBI revived Sugar Minotts hit song Tune in and has him featured singing on it. The melodies and vocals of How you Figure will keep you moving.

RBI continue to perform to rave reviews all over the United States, The Caribbean, and Canada. . For booking contact Mark A Stewart (770) 593-4818 Email: rudeboyzinternational@gmail.com or visit myspace.com/rudeboyzinternational.