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Earlan Bartley began recording at the age of 16, and using the stage name Alkaline(Vendetta). He became popular in Jamaica in 2013 with a series of singles.

In March 2016, Alkaline's debut album, New Level Unlocked, was released by DJ Frass Records, going on to top the Billboard Reggae Albums Chart in April, making him the first dancehall deejay to have a number one album on the chart for five years.He had hit singles in Jamaica that year with "Champion Boy", "Block and Delete", "After All", "12 PM (Living Good)", "Formula", and "City".[8] In November he was featured on a remix of Shaggy's "That Love". His "Champion Boy" single was remixed in October 2016.

Love Yuh Everything - Single

Just The Style(feat.Alkaline) - Single

Nonchalant(feat.Alkaline) - International Artist

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Official Website : https://www.alkalinemusic.com