BahaMen is a band that is based in The Bahamea. From 1977 to 1992 the original name of the band, led by Isaiah Taylor, was "High Voltage". After getting a record deal with Big Beat Atlantic the name was changed due to several other groups within the United States and Canada carrying the same name. After consultation with management, the group decided on a name that depicted men from The Bahamas - BahaMen. Their music is a unique sound that is infused with the national music called Junkanoo.

Since getting their first record deal BahaMen has produced the following albums:

"Junkanoo" 1992 Big Beat Atlantic
"Kalik" 1993-94 Big Beat Atlantic
"Here We Go Again" 1995 Toys Factory
"I Like What I Like" 1996 Mercury Records
"Funky Nassau" 1998 Mercury Records
"Who Let the Dogs Out" 2000 S-Curve Records
"2000" 2000 S-Curve Records
"Move It Like That" 2001 S-Curve Records
"Holla" 2004 S-Curve Records

This band has traveled and carried this unique sound to many parts of the world, including the continental United States, throughout Japan, along with promotions in Europe. They have also won numerous awards such as:

Grammy Award - for Best Dance Record 2000
(2)Nickelodean - Kids Choice Awards 2001 and 2002
(2)Billboard Awards 2001
　- Album of the Year
　- Song of the Year
No. 1 Sports Song of All Time 2002

There are nine (9) members of the group including:

Isaiah Taylor - Leader/Bass Colyn Grant - Drums
Hershall Small - Guitar Jeffrey Chea - Keyboards
Anthony Flowers - Percussion Patrick Carey - Guitar
Rik Carey - Lead Vocals Dyson Knight - Lead Vocals
Leroy Butler - Lead Vocals