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Osaka sound system built by two friends, Doctor and K.S.K., named for their aim of breaking down barriers of language and race through music, which toured Jamaica and appeared at the Fully Loaded stage show at Fort Clarence Beach, Portmore, in 2008.

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YardFlex.com; Jamaica Gleaner.

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