Jamie Rodigan is a prominent DJ, producer, and radio broadcaster based in West London, known for his dynamic contributions to the music scene. His career began in the vibrant underground music culture, where he honed his skills as a selector and performer. Jamie’s early experiences included playing at house parties and forming the sound system Extra Stout, which gained recognition after performing at the prestigious Rototom Sunsplash festival in 2008. This pivotal moment marked the beginning of his ascent in the music industry.

In 2011, Jamie co-founded the popular dancehall night Mudd Up! in East London, where he served as a resident selector. The event quickly became a staple in the local nightlife, showcasing his ability to curate engaging and energetic sets that resonate with diverse audiences. His passion for music production flourished during this time, leading to collaborations with emerging artists such as Sara Lugo and Dutchie Gold. Notably, his 2013 release, “Paranoid Riddim,” on the New York indie label Dubshot, featured prominent talents and further solidified his reputation as a skilled producer.

Jamie’s influence extends beyond live performances; he has also made significant strides in radio broadcasting. His show on Bang Radio featured interviews with reggae and dancehall luminaries, including Chronixx and Randy Valentine, allowing him to connect with fans and promote the genre. Currently, he hosts a monthly show on Why Now Radio, where he shares his eclectic musical tastes and insights.

With regular performances across the UK and Europe, Jamie Rodigan has established himself as one of the leading dancehall selectors in the UK. His dedication to music, combined with his rich heritage and innovative approach, continues to inspire audiences and fellow artists alike. As he embarks on new projects and collaborations, Jamie remains a vital force in the music industry, committed to sharing his love for reggae and dancehall with the world.