Nadine Sutherland Nadine Sutherland’s career history fits none of the stereotypes commonly attributed to Jamaican popular music stars. She made her stage debut at the age of nine as a winner of Jamaica’s popular Tastees Talent Contest. International reggae superstar Bob Marley, signed her to his Tuff Gong label while she was still an adolescent. […]
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Marcia Griffiths The longest, hardest, and most consistently working artist in the history of the Jamaican Music Industry is the Empress of Reggae music, the most Honorable Griffiths, OD, first Lady of Songs, Female Vocalist Supreme. In a career spanning 40 years to date and still going strong, she hits high points internationally as a
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Chezidek Born Desbert Johnson in 20 June 1973, St Ann’s Bay. Chezidek started singing from his early age at school concerts. After finishing school he performed on sounds systems in the area, as Chilla Rinch, singing and Djing at many various dances and talent shows. He left St Ann’s Bay for Kingston where he linked
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Lutan Fyah Singer Lutan Fyah is the epitome of perseverance. After years of toil in the dancehall where he built an underground following, the diminutive vocalist is on the brink of a major breakthrough. Lutan is keen to emulate Dennis Brown and Garnet Silk, two of the singers he grew up listening to, by not
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Keith Hudson Keith Hudson aka the “Dark Prince of Reggae” (1946 in Kingston, Jamaica – 14 November 1984 in New York, USA), was a Jamaican reggae artist and record producer. He is known for his influence on the Dub movement. Raised in a musical family, Keith Hudson attended Boys Town School in Kingston, where he
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