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Max Romeo Biography: The singer who put the rude in rude boy, Max Romeo was responsible for launching an entirely new sub-genre of reggae, whose overtly suggestive lyrics caused an outcry but took a massive hold of the music scene regardless. Yet innuendo was the least of the singer’s stylings, previous to the release of his infamous “Wet Dream,” Max Romeo had garnered a string of sweet hits with the vocal trio the Emotions. And once the nocturnal naughtiness faded, the singer established himself as one of the most important figures in the roots scene. Max Romeo was born Max

Macka B Biography: Born Christopher MacFarlane on July 2, 1966, in Wolverhampton, England, Macka B grew up surrounded by the sounds of reggae, ska, and dub. When he was a child, he was first impressed by the Lord Barley sound system that was playing at a blues party next to his family home, but music was in his soul; he also played the violin and sang in the school choir. In his early years, he began an apprenticeship at the Ever Ready battery factory, later known as Energizer, but faced layoffs when the factory closed. Following this, he started dedicating

Micah Shemaiah Biography Micah Shemaiah, born Micah Shemaiah Abrahams in 1981, at Jubilee Hospital, Dread Heights, Kingston, Jamaica, is a roots reggae artist whose music radiates the realness and messages of roots while pushing the boundaries with his distinctive sound and conscious lyrics. Determination, passion, and a deep connection to his roots have pathed his journey from the start, leading him to become a well-respected figure in reggae. He was raised in Kingston City, Jamaica. This environment exposed him to the sounds of reggae, ska, dancehall, and roots. His household was filled with legendary artists like Bob Marley, Black Uhuru,

Morgan Heritage Biography: Introduction In the vibrant tapestry of reggae music, Morgan Heritage stands as a beacon of tradition and innovation. Comprising siblings born into reggae royalty, this band has etched its name into the annals of music history with their infectious rhythms, soulful harmonies, and unwavering commitment to spreading messages of love, unity, and social consciousness. This biography delves into the fascinating journey of Morgan Heritage, tracing their roots, evolution, and enduring legacy in the realm of reggae. Early Years and Roots The story of Morgan Heritage begins in the heart of Jamaica, where siblings Una Morgan, Roy “Gramps”

Reggae Music and Rastafari way of life, the driving force to the liberation of the minds of the masses. For some it might be hard to separate them, for they are two sides of the very same coin. For Mosiah Reggae music is a tool to spread a worldwide message of righteousness, love and unity. Akeil ‘Mosiah’ Martin, born in Trinidad 1986, the son of a Rastafari father, growing up within the musical vibe and culture of the Caribbean, he discovered his passion for music at an early age. Growing dreadlocks and committing to the ‘Teachings of Rastafari’ put him

Marla Brown is the youngest child and daughter of the Late, Great Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Emanuel Brown CD with Widow Yvonne Brown (Yvonne Special). With a history of professionalism through the arts, young Brown is no stranger to performance and entertainment. Having Ballet, Street and Contemporary dance as her foundation, Marla Brown has performed extensively around Europe for over 14 years with her dancing ability. A past Ambassador for the 2012 London Olympic and Paralympic Games, a semi finalist in the Hit TV Show Britain’s Got Talent and noted dancer for the sporting Giant Adidas, she is well

Kenshin Iryo more known as Million Stylez was born June first 1981 in Stockholm, Sweden. He grew up in a working class part of town called Sollentuna with his french mother and Japanese father. Most of his friends came from foreign backgrounds due to the very immigrant-dense neighbourhood. He started experimenting with Hip Hop at the tender age of nine, recording rap in Swedish on his cassette deck player. After a couple of years he started to write lyrics in English but it wasn’t until he turned 18 that he moved on to Dancehall and Reggae. It was only a

Mark Wonder, born Mark Andrew Thompson in Kingston, Jamaica, is truly a Jamaican wonder. Although Jamaica has no shortage of roots singers, Mark Wonder is a musical force that must be reckoned with. He has been blessed with an awesome musical talent. His powerful and infectious vocal delivery and master song crafting cannot be disputed. One can simply not resist singing or rocking to his quality creations which have a universal appeal whether he is praising the Almighty, chanting revolutionary songs laced with social commentary, or keeping the fire of the ancient ones ablaze. His joyful expressions and contagious love

British-born Jamaican Michael Taylor aka Mikey General, moved to Jamaica at the age of two and not long after began to imitate songs on the radio and television. Wooing the people in his community by singing Michael Jackson songs. His public recognition began when he sung in the school and church choirs. He grew up in the middle class community of Valentine Gardens in Saint Andrew, but it was inevitable that the sound systems of the neighbouring ghetto communities Ackee Walk and Jackson Town would draw him. This is where his career really began. Whilst singing on sound systems and

Introducing Mr Yagga Yo He is the epitome of versatility; with a style influenced by Reggae’s pace setters Jimmy Cliff, Black Mice, Terry Ganzie, Super Cat, Ninja Man, Spragga Benz and Buju Banton, Mr Yagga Yo has welded for himself an identity distinct from any of these musical icons but will prove just as powerful. While most used high school as a stage, the early entertainer played on the desktops and music school piano while sharpening his clever freestyle skills. Known as ‘Spooks’ at the time he underwent music and singing lessons by joining his school choir in Virginia. This