Starting back in 1995 when LP got his first LP, he developed a small sound with Nate Dawg, called North Star. After purchasing some cheap equipment, they began mixing and recording audio tapes for friends. Soon after that, the sound was renamed to DV8, where people like Nabz, Joellie Rottengun and Stevie Murda entered. Later on, some local artist dubs were purchased and gave the men a feel for being a real sound. However, due to time and money constraints, the sound was sold to a mutual friend and the group rethought their situation.

A few years after that, Nate Dawg started playing reggae, live on a Canadian College radio station, while going to school. Meanwhile, LP got back into making mixes and started creating CDs for fun. After getting many requests to make reggae and rap CDs, he and Nate Dawg decided to join efforts and put time into creating CDs for their new sound, Infinite Sound Movements. When returning to the island, Rottengun entered the picture they eventually agreed on renaming to Supatone Sound. After a few years of making CDs and playing at small events, Supatone kept growing, including adding 2 other selectors, Stevie Murda and J Money and a new MC: Madd Ghost.

Recently, the sound has slowed down as Rottengun and J Money have stopped playing but remained as part of the crew. Madd Ghost also keeps up to date with Supatone events and is currently working with Herbalist Sound. LP still makes CDs to this day and now takes the lead as Supatone main DJ. As Supatone continues to grow, we still keep in mind all of our fans and praise God for allowing us to do so.