Kalado is a Jamaican reggae, dancehall deejay and artist. He is the founder of G-Law Records. In April 2018 Kalado signed an agreement with New York-based Donsome Booking Agency which is operated by Adrian "Donsome" Hanson.
His real name is Eton “Kalado” Gordon and he was born and raised in the Kingston, until he moved to Clarendon at the age of five. Kalado attended Edwin Allen High School, focusing on the visual arts.
Get Luse Gyal by Kalado (2022)
'Get Luse Gyal' music video details:
- Date: Published on Youtube 7.7.2022
- Record (Single): Get Luse Gyal
- Video Directed: by Lagikz Supreme @iamlagikzsupreme
- Video Edited: by Lagikz Supreme
- Label: K.O.G (KOG Productions)
Back Road Combo by Kalado (2021)
The Kalados viral hit song "Back Road Combo" is about the festivities that take place on the popular backroad that's located in Portmore.
'Back Road Combo' music video details:
- Date: Published on Youtube 18.12.2021
- Record (Single): Back Road Combo
- Video Directed: by Yardiefilms
- Video Edited: by Yardiefilms
- Label: KOG / Bmusik Records
Tight Middle Gyal by Kalado ft. Bawda Cat (2021)
'Tight Middle Gyal' music video details:
- Date: Published on Youtube 3.5.2021
- Record (Single): Tight Middle Gyal
- Video Directed: by Kalado
- Video Edited: by [D.Я.ㄚ] x Porti Music @dirawtidyute
- Produced: By BMusik Records
The Produck by Kalado (2020)
Sexcited by Kalado (2017)
'Sexcited' music video details:
- Date: Published on Youtube 16.5.2017
- Record (Single): Sexcited
- Video Directed: by Porti MultiMedia
- Label: Evertstrong Records
Make Me Feel by Kalado (2017)
Wet Dream by Kalado (2015)
Living the Life by Kalado (2014)
Kalado A Rising Star in Dancehall Music
Kalado, born Eton Gordon on August 11, 1984, in Kingston, Jamaica, is a prominent figure in the dancehall and reggae music scenes. His early life was marked by a move to Clarendon Parish at the age of four, where he spent his formative years.
Gordon's journey into music began after graduating from Edwin Allen High School, where he earned a Caribbean Examinations Council Distinction for Art & Craft. He returned to Kingston to pursue a career in music, drawing inspiration from legendary artists such as Bob Marley, Bounty Killer, and Shabba Ranks.
Kalado's breakthrough came in 2008 when he was invited to compete on the Magnum Kings and Queens of Dancehall show. His single "Badmind a Kill Dem," released in 2009 on his own label, G-Law Records, garnered attention, but it was his subsequent single "Sad Streets" that achieved significant success, reaching the #1 spot on HYPE TV's video charts.
In 2011, Kalado released another notable single, "Provide," produced by Bena Di Senior, which further solidified his presence in the dancehall scene. The same year, he was invited by Bounty Killer to join the Alliance Next Generation, a collective of rising dancehall artists.
Today, Kalado is recognized not only for his contributions to dancehall and reggae but also as the founder of G-Law Records and KOG Records, a label that has supported his own music and that of other emerging artists. His career continues to evolve, with a growing fan base and a reputation for energetic sexy music videos and compelling lyrics.
Follow Kalado:
- Youtube @KaladoOfficial
- Instagram @kaladoofficial
- X (Twitter) @OfficialKalado
- Tiktok @kaladoofficial
