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Earl Sixteen

Earl Sixteen Biography: Earl Sixteen, born Earl Daley on May 9, 1958, in Kingston, Jamaica, is a revered figure in the realm of roots reggae music. His journey through the echelons of the reggae world is marked by his distinctive vocals, socially conscious lyrics, and unwavering commitment to the principles of Rastafarianism. Earl’s career, spanning over four decades, has seen him collaborate with some of reggae’s most influential figures, release numerous albums, and captivate audiences worldwide with his soulful performances. Earl Sixteen’s musical odyssey began in the vibrant streets of Kingston, where he immersed himself in the sounds of reggae

Linval Thompson

Linval Thompson Biography: Linval Thompson is a legendary figure in the realm of reggae music, renowned for his distinctive vocal style, prolific songwriting, and significant contributions as both an artist and a producer. Born on October 12, 1954, in Kingston, Jamaica, Thompson’s journey through the world of reggae is characterized by a remarkable blend of talent, determination, and creativity. Thompson grew up in the heart of Jamaica’s music scene, surrounded by the sounds of ska, rocksteady, and early reggae. Influenced by the likes of Bob Marley, Jimmy Cliff, and Dennis Brown, he began honing his musical skills from a young

Prince Alla

Prince Alla Biography: A true roots pioneer, a true roots fundamentalist, Prince Alla is easily said to be one of many who helped pave the way and lay a foundation for Roots Reggae to be felt across the globe. Born May 10th, 1950 as Keith Blake hailing from St. Elizabeth, Jamaica and growing up in Greenwich Town, Kingston. He started his musical journey first with a group called “The Leaders” featuring Milton Henry and Roy “Soft” Palmer. It was Joe Gibbs who founded the group in the late ’60s, producing the groups’ first songs at Federal Recording Company. Their early

Horace Andy

Horace Andy Biography: Early Life Horace Andy, born Horace Hinds on February 19, 1951, in Kingston, Jamaica, emerged as one of reggae’s most distinctive and enduring voices. Raised in the heart of Kingston’s Trenchtown neighbourhood, Andy was exposed to the vibrant sounds of ska, rocksteady, and reggae from a young age. Inspired by the likes of Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, and Alton Ellis, he honed his singing skills and developed a unique vocal style characterized by its haunting falsetto and emotive delivery. Rise to Prominence Andy’s breakthrough came in the late 1960s when he began recording for legendary producers such

Chronixx

Chronixx Biography: Here comes trouble! Chronixx, that is. Militancy, mixed with pure talent, and an influential message he is nothing short of a leader for his generation; leading a Reggae revolution. Chronixx, Born October 10, 1992 as Jamar Rolando McNaughton, hails from Spanish Town, Jamaica. It is understood that he encompassed the love for music from an early age. His father, musically known as Chronicle, was an early influence exposing him to the dancehall and reggae music scene. Aside from his father, Chronixx accredited other artists such as Buju Banton, Burning Spear and Bob Marley as some of his major

Chezidek

Chezidek Biography: Born Desbert Johnson on June 20, 1973, in Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica, Chezidek is a prominent figure in the roots reggae genre, known for his authentic sound, spiritually infused lyrics, and commitment to spreading messages of love, unity, and consciousness through his music. Raised in a musical household, Chezidek was exposed to the rich sounds of reggae from a young age. Influenced by legends like Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and Burning Spear, he developed a deep appreciation for the genre’s ability to address social issues and uplift communities. Chezidek’s musical journey began in the late 1990s when he

Rafeelya – Tek Your Position – Review

Rafeelya: Tek Your Position Single Review by Mr Topple for Pauzeradio.com. Boston-born, UK-based songstress Rafeelya has been paying her dues for a while, now – after winning 2017’s Reggae’s Got Talent. Now, she’s back with another stellar cut. Tek Your Position, released via Sir Coxsone Outernational, sees Culture B from legendary sound system Kings Hi-Fi take the executive production lead, while Vinney Satta produces and mixes. The 7” vinyl is now available in the Pauzeradio shop. It’s a great team that’s assembled here, and Tek Your Position is s storming, brooding piece of Roots. The track is an interesting mix

Capleton

Capleton Biography: Capleton, born Clifton George Bailey III on April 13, 1967, in Islington, St. Mary, Jamaica, emerged as one of the most distinctive voices in reggae music. Raised in a devout Christian household, Capleton’s early exposure to music came through the church, where he sang in the choir. However, his musical journey took a different turn when he discovered the works of reggae legends like Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and Dennis Brown. Inspired by their revolutionary lyrics and infectious rhythms, Capleton found his calling in reggae music, setting the stage for his future career. Capleton said of his works:

Carl Meeks

Carl Meeks Biography: Born on August 5, 1962, in Waterhouse, Kingston, Jamaica, Carl Meeks emerged as a significant figure in the realm of reggae music, leaving an indelible mark on the genre through his profound lyrics, infectious rhythms, and unwavering commitment to his craft. Growing up in the vibrant musical landscape of Waterhouse, Meeks was immersed in reggae from an early age. Surrounded by the sounds of local legends like King Tubby and King Jammy, he developed a deep appreciation for the art form and soon began experimenting with his own musical expression. Meeks’ journey as an artist began in

Burro Banton

Burro Banton Biography: Early Life and Roots Born Donovan Spalding on December 27, 1956, in Kingston, Jamaica, Burro Banton emerged as a prominent figure in the reggae and dancehall music scene. Growing up in the vibrant and musically rich neighbourhoods of Kingston, he was immersed in the sounds of reggae, ska, and dancehall from an early age. His deep connection to the rhythms and culture of Jamaica would shape his future as a musician. Rise to Fame Burro Banton’s career began in 1976 when he entered a talent contest at the Skateland discothèque in Kingston. His early influences included Ranking

Earl Sixteen

Linval Thompson

Prince Alla

Horace Andy

Chronixx

Chezidek

Rafeelya – Tek Your Position – Review

Capleton

Carl Meeks

Burro Banton

Earl Sixteen

Linval Thompson

Prince Alla

Horace Andy

Chronixx

Chezidek

Rafeelya – Tek Your Position – Review

Capleton

Carl Meeks

Burro Banton

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