Don Carlos (born Euvin Spencer) Legendary Reggae Artist was born and raised in one of the most deprived regions of Western Kingston, Jamaica, in a district notoriously known as Waterhouse, which incidentally is also a musical spawning ground for many of Reggae’s greatest ever talents, such as King Tubby, Black Uhuru, The Jays, Junior Reid and King Jammy, to name but a few. Don Carlos started his singing career in 1973 as one of the original members of Black Uhuru, alongside other founding members, Garth Dennis who later went on to joining the Wailing Souls, and Derrick Ducky Simpson. As part of the trio, Don sang lead on the highly-acclaimed Love Crisis album, for producer Prince Jammy in 1977.
Warrior King, in the year 2000, pulled off an unforgettable feat with “Virtuous Woman,” a song which went number 1 on local and international charts. This led to the Rastafarian being one of the most sought after singjays.
This 9 year old Montegonian Andre Ellis started performing at Glendevon All Age and on local sound systems in his Community, he didn’t realize that the approval and popularity would have led to a lifetime career as Nature Ellis especially with the support of his 6 siblings and parents. It was the Schoolers Bus Ride competition in 2002 hosted by Danger Zone Records at Pier 1 in the second city that granted Nature Ellis a scholarship for voice and speech training at Herbert Morison with the talented music tutor Mr. Mathews.
Kenny Smyth (formerly known as Kenny Smith) was born and raised in the small village of Nain, one hour from Kingston. He grew up with his two brothers in this peaceful rural parish of St Elisabeth known to be the “breadbasket parish” of Jamaica, where he got the nickname of “breadbasket singer“ from.
His hard work and dedication on his debut album, working along side producers, Jus Time Record’s, Irie Sound International, Jahsolidrock, Tuffgong International and Reggaegoneviral.
Born Joshia Beckford in May Pen, Clarendon to musician parents Janet Denton, harmony singer, and Lascelles “Guitsie” Beckford, lead singer/guitarist and founding father of the Crucial Vibes Band. While growing up at McCorner, Palmers Cross, Clarendon, the talented scion received the moniker Magic Flute from his older brother.
Bushman has been a consistant Cultural Reggae Artist for over two decades. His superb showmanship has been witnessed across all 7 continents. Including venues in the UK.
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