As one of Hip-Hop’s earliest vanguards, Rev Run is one of the most iconic figures in popular music. The front man of seminal hip-hop group Run-D.M.C., Rev has sold tens of millions of records worldwide and is widely credited for ushering rap music into mainstream culture.

An inductee of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Run-D.M.C. were named the greatest hip-hop artist of all-time by both MTV and VH1 and the group’s standout personality Rev will take to the stage at this year’s One Love Peace Festival as a guest DJ spinning the biggest and best cuts from old school classics to new school bangers.

London born rapper Chipmunk, the latest recruit under T.I’s Grand Hustle movement, has cemented his reputation as one of Grime’s seminal crossover stars. With five top ten hits belt and a collaborative back catalogue which includes the likes of Chris Brown, Keri Hilson, Mavado and Wretch 32, Chris Brown has already made his mark at the tender age of 21.

One of rap’s most extrovert characters, “rappa ternt sanga” T Pain boasts one of the music’s most recognisable voices with his signature sound. The Grammy-award winning vocalist will brings his three-ring circus to London this year with a performance not to be missed!

A pioneer in reggae music, Bunny Wailer is globally recognised as an original member of The Wailers alongside Bob Marley and Peter Tosh. The legend is welcomed to the heritage stage where he will perform a plethora of reggae classics.

Prolific reggae artist Barrington Levy is known the world over for his crossover appeal with standout hits such as “Here I Come”, “She’s Mine” and “Too Experienced”. His undeniable musical prowess is testament to his longstanding career both in Jamaica and internationally.

With the release of his landmark CD “Where There Is Life” in 1995, Luciano emerged as one of the most important reggae singers in decades and the greatest hope for roots reggae’s survival in the digital dancehall era. Since that much acclaimed release, Luciano’s music has been consistently praised for imparting sentiments of spiritual salvation and humanitarian upliftment.

Capleton is widely recognised as a standout reggae export having worked with the likes of US rap stars Method Man and Q-Tip. The release of his massive hit “Tour” acted as a pivotal movement in a career that has spanned two decades.

I Octane has established himself as one of reggae’s newest icons with a reputation of compassion that continues to soar. His album ‘Crying To The Nation’ puts I-Octane in a class of his own as one of the next generation’s leaders of the conscious dancehall movement. Following in a similar vein of his predecessors Sizzla, Capleton and Buju Banton, his lyrics express sentiments of faith, romance, social justice and compassion for the ‘ghetto youth’.

A standout graduate from dancehall’s new school of global stars, Khago has dropped club favourites such as “Tun up di ting” and “Nah Sell Out” and is set for his biggest year yet in 2012.