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Warrior King

Warrior King Biography: Warrior King, born Mark Dyer on July 27, 1979, in Kingston, Jamaica, emerged as one of the prominent voices in contemporary reggae music. Growing up in the tough community of Callaloo Bed, in the parish of St. Andrew, he experienced firsthand the struggles and hardships that often fuel the messages in reggae. From an early age, Warrior King immersed himself in Jamaica’s rich musical culture. Legendary reggae artists like Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, Peter Tosh, and Burning Spear heavily influenced him. Their socially conscious lyrics and powerful rhythms inspired him to pursue a career in music. Rise

Ras Teo And The Naturals – Coming Home – Review

Ras Teo and The Naturals: Coming Home Album Review by Mr Topple for Pauzeradio.com. Ras Teo is back with yet another release – this time, going home to his roots via an eclectic and visionary project. Coming Home, released via King Solomon Productions and distributed by Lone Ark, sees Teo team up with musicians from Sweden in a highly interesting move. King Solomon Productions told Pauzeradio: “Roughly five years ago Teo reached out to Magnus (Daddy Natural) with the question, why don’t we work together? The reason for that is that Teo would like to come home and do an

Jhazahra – Sound Killa – Review

Jhazahra: Sound Killa Single Review by Mr Topple for Pauzeradio.com. Up-and-coming artist Jhazahra certainly cannot be boxed in. After the 2023 track Headline with Iffa Cush, she returned in 2024 with something completely different. Sound Killa, released via Treydrumz/Blak Yaad Productions, sees Jhazahra take on a sound which can’t decide if it’s Reggae, Dancehall, or something nearer Alt RnB – which is a very good thing – although it’s definitely rooted in a Sound System vibe. Written by Jhazahra, the track opens as something Old Skool Dancehall with that recognisable rhythmic clave along with some forthright horns from the legendary

Jhazahra – Headline – Review

Jhazahra: Headline Single Review by Mr Topple for Pauzeradio.com. Jamaican songstress Jhazahra brings life to the latest riddim from Iffa Cush – and it should be making the headlines. Headline, released via Iffa Cush Muzik Group, sees Jhazahra take on the Kaya Blazing Riddim from Jamaican producer Cush. The overall mastering of the track is slick – honing in on the deep and unsettling sound that the composition provides so well. Headline is a deep dive into brooding, resonant Roots. Across the track some traditional musical devices are in play. The bass runs a drop-beat rhythm. It’s rich and played

Gyptian

Gyptian Biography: Gyptian, born Windel Beneto Edwards on October 25, 1983, in St. Andrew, Jamaica, is known for his silky vocals and catchy melodies. His music embodies the essence of Jamaica’s cultural heritage while also reflecting modern influences, making him a standout figure in the reggae and dancehall scenes. Gyptian grew up in King Weston, St. Andrew Parish, Jamaica. From a young age, his family exposed him to a variety of genres. He developed a passion for singing and performing, often showcasing his talents at local events. Influenced by reggae artists like Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, and Beres Hammond, Gyptian

Brother Culture

Brother Culture Biography: Brother Culture, born Simon Fajemisin, is known for his conscious lyrics, charismatic stage presence, and his commitment to spreading positive messages through music. His journey from his career beginnings in London to being known internationally just shows his talent, resilience, and passion for reggae. Born in the late 1960s in London, England, to Jamaican parents, they instilled in him a deep appreciation for reggae. Growing up in a multicultural area exposed him to a range of genres, but it was reggae that really captured his heart. Influenced by the likes of Bob Marley, Burning Spear and Culture,

U-Roy

U-Roy Biography: The Originator. Ewart Beckford, better known as U-Roy, was born on September 21, 1942, in Kingston, Jamaica. His mother, who played the organ at a local seventh-day Adventist church, raised him in a religious household. He listened to artists like Louis Prima, James Brown, Ruth Brown, Fats Domino, and Smiley Lewis as a young boy, and the sounds of Louis Jordan, known as the King of the Jukebox, heavily influenced him. The golden age of reggae U-Roy rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s, during the golden age of reggae. His innovative DJ style, characterised

Bunny Rugs

Bunny Rugs (Third World) Biography: Bunny Rugs, born William Alexander Anthony Clarke on February 6, 1948, in Mandeville, Manchester, Jamaica, was a legendary artist known for his distinctive voice, charismatic stage presence, and huge contributions to reggae. Rugs immersed himself in Jamaica’s vibrant musical culture at a young age, growing up during the formative years of reggae music. His childhood helped to lay the foundations for his career as a musician. Early bands His journey in music began in the late 1960s, when he joined the band The Techniques as a vocalist. The group gained popularity with hits like “You

Luciano

Luciano Biography: The Messenjah. Born Jepther McClymont on October 20, 1964, in Davyton, Manchester Parish, Jamaica, Luciano has emerged as one of the most influential figures in roots reggae. Growing up in a deeply religious household, the Christian faith heavily influenced Luciano’s musical journey as the 7th of nine children. His parents, strict adventists, instilled in him a strong sense of spirituality, which would later become a defining element of his music. Musical rise Luciano’s passion for music was evident from a young age. The sounds of reggae, ska, and rocksteady filled the streets of Jamaica, drawing him in. Inspired

Jah Mason

Jah Mason Biography: Jah Mason, born Andre Corey Johnson on November 17, 1970, in the farming district of Green Prospect, Manchester, Jamaica, is recognised for his distinct vocals, conscious lyrics, and dedication to the Rastafari faith. The path he has taken from his birth in rural Jamaica to international recognition is a testament to his talent, resilience, and non-stop commitment to spreading messages of peace, love, and unity through music. Born into the Gad tribe and raised in a Christian family, he was exposed to the rich cultural heritage of Jamaica. Music runs in his family; Tony Rebel is his

Warrior King

Ras Teo And The Naturals – Coming Home – Review

Jhazahra – Sound Killa – Review

Jhazahra – Headline – Review

Gyptian

Brother Culture

U-Roy

Bunny Rugs

Luciano

Jah Mason

Warrior King

Ras Teo And The Naturals – Coming Home – Review

Jhazahra – Sound Killa – Review

Jhazahra – Headline – Review

Gyptian

Brother Culture

U-Roy

Bunny Rugs

Luciano

Jah Mason

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