FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE!

At a time when most of the most of the media coverage of Korea has
been foreboding; Korean based Reggae artist Skull, is spreading good
vibes and making history by building an unprecedented following in the
United States with the release of his
first single, "Boom Di Boom di" and accompanying 3-D animated video
now availiable on itunes.
Skull is the first Korean artist to receive strong support from U.S.
tastemakers, and noted urban radio jocks, generating an
overwhelmingly Urban and Caribbean fan base, garnered largely on his
MySpace site:
www.myspace.com/skullriddim Jah B of WILD 98.7 Tampa, " Skull is the future of Reggae, In all my
years hosting Janus Landing, I've never seen an audience embrace an
opening act the way they did Skull at the Buju Banton show. Boom Di
boom di is Hot, hot, hot...and I expect it to be in heavy rotation
here by Summers end."
Skull, whose record has been buzzing in Jamaica in the clubs and on IRIE FM and whose video was just added to MTV Tempo in the Caribbean, is recently back from several weeks in Florida where he hosted
WILD 98.7 "Reggae Spin" in Tampa, Florida, opened for Buju Banton at
the legendary Reggae venue, "Janus Landing" and was a special surprise
invited guest at The Marley's Myspace Secret Show in Miami.
Skull's upcoming collaborations include Kardinal Offishall and Buju
Banton. There are also rumblings of a rumored feature with Mariah Carey whose brother, Morgan is helming Skull's career in the States.
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* I consider Reggae music fighting music. I believe the strong message of Reggae Music has the power to change people's minds and influence how they live. The tattoos on my body reflect my philosophy, faith and convictionl. I met an old Rastaman in Jamaica. He gave me a necklace of a lion and called me his Brother. It was so meaningful to me that I tattooed the map of Africa in the shape of lion on my chest. I have devoted my life to Reggae music.

-SKULL