Bio

My name is Wayneford Levy a.k.a. EXCOLEVI. I was born in Jamaica from parent’s Leonie Peart and popular reggae artist Michael Levy a.k.a. Professor Wayne. I was able to recognize a cosmic vibe for the cadence of melodies which invoked my quest to pursue my dreams as a Musician from a very tender age, like most artist, growing up in church, singing on the youth choir. I also learned to play the keyboard and do professional harmonies while attending church. During my first year in high school, music became more revolutionized and I started to love the music of Garnett silk, Sizzla, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and many others. From there, I built my career around those icons and Jah has blessed me with the ability to understand different areas of music which enables me to record audio, both digital and analog. I was thought to do so, while working at Stinenam Recording Studio in Jamaica. As A Song Writer Musician and Performer: Currently, I perform with a Toronto base band – “The Black xkimos” in which I sing and play the keyboard. Collectively, “The Black xkimos” have evolved tremendously and we have created our own niche as a home grown band that have opened for some of Toronto’s finest entertainers – Horace Martin, Peter Rankin, Correction and Bush Rat. As an artist, knowing how to record and play music has work for me. I was recognized by T. Dread from Tripple Platinum Label, who released my first Single title “Corruption” on a compilation album. While at Tripple Platinum Records, I worked with many different reggae artists such as; Terry Linning, Grinz Man, Jah Masson, Ernest Wilson, Silver Cat and Maxsimus Dan. Experience In Jamaica & Trinidad: I performed at many major shows in various Caribbean islands: Trinidad & Tobago, Antigua, Barbados and have hosted the The Black Liberations Struggle show in Port of Spain, Trinidad. I have been affiliated with most off the top studio in Jamaica such as Shocking Vibes, Free Willy, Computer Paul, Mack Tune, and many others.[color="red"][/color][indent][/indent][p][/p][i]