Heart to Heart with Kevin Foote
Kevin Foote
Entertainment, Music
BY KEVIN JACKSON Observer Writer  
November 28, 2013

Heart to Heart with Kevin Foote

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KEVIN Foote began his music career as a selector in St Thomas with Sting International Disco.

After five years, he moved on to stints with Mello Construction, Cancer and Mega Force sound systems and eventually became resident DJ at Night Club Classic.

Those experiences lay a solid foundation for his present pursuits as artiste manager/producer and label owner.

After migrating to Canada in 2008, Foote met singjay Simple Rattigan, the first act he worked with as artiste manager and producer.

He also handled production of the video for Rattigan’s song It Nuh Pretty, then established Heart to Heart Records which works with upcoming acts in the Greater Toronto Area.

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