Houseofdread music producer Mykal Kumasi along with David M'talewa the recording engineer of Hear-I sound studio.
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Houseofdread music producer Mykal Kumasi along with David M'talewa the recording engineer of Hear-I sound studio.
Houseofdread (HOD) is a private internet domain registered and established in October 2003. The site was originally designed to function as a web development experiment workshop, and a cool place on the web for rare content, watching videos and listening to online radio stations.
Since its inception, the site has been modified and redesigned several times in our attempt to keep pace with the ever changing dynamics of the web. If you are a new visitor, welcome to the site, this is your chance to know all about the House Of Dread and what we do.
HOD is a grass root music production, recording label and web publishing platform, providing musical assistance for Caribbean Calypso, Soka and Reggae music artist. In affiliation with Hear-I Studio in Boston, Mass, Houseofdread specialize in arranging, recording and producing music for singer's composers and performing artists in Rhode Island and the wider New England states.
Beside an occasional tweak hear and there, Houseofdread remained pretty much the same in terms of its content, until we started a new project and business affiliation with Hear-I studio in 2008. In order to facilitate the working relationship with the studio, the site had to be scraped and redesigned to reflect the new Houseofdread goals, objectives and association.
The new design does not affect or change the content diversity of the site. All the content from the last upgrade are still here. However, new features and fresh content have been added to most of the existing pages making them more user-friendly, easily accessible and better organized for you.
If you enjoy reading, the library is a place for intense intellectual stimulation. It features a list of documentaries and articles written by freelance writers, authors and scholars dating back to the 18 century. Read authors discussions and perspectives on the history of the world, Africa, music, instruments, religion, cultures and other interesting topics for your reading pleasure.
Small adjustment and fine tuning of the pages are still in progress. If you are having problems viewing the pages on this site, we have created a help page designed to provide you with information on the features, functionality and technical aspects of the website.