was the first dancehall artist to be signed to a major American label (CBS Records). Born in 1956 Winston Foster was the undisputed king of the Dancehall - the top-selling artist in Jamaica in the 80s and early 90s, the new ruler of a nastier, ruder form of DJ style of lyrics known as «slackness» and despite his looks he became a sex symbol. Since the mid 1990s he devoted his time to spiritual and social concerns.
Rock Steady classic. I recorded that tune later with my friend Fathead.
perfect anthem for Kingston
Bob Marley - War
your liberation anthem
Yellowman - Zungguzungguguzungguzeng
first record you bought
Well, as a young kid I worked for the Gemini Sound System. So I had to buy a lot of records. I can't really remember which one was the first. One artist that definetly influenced me was U-Roy. But there were so many.
a song that reminds your friends of you
Yellowman - Galong Galong Galong
Yellowman - Nobody Move Nobody Get Hurt
a song you wish you'd written yourself
Fats Domino - Blueberry Hill
I had a hit with that song myself, after I fought my jaw cancer and had to pause my career.
Ada
5 favorite remixes Nathan Fake - The Sky Was Pink (James Holden Remix)
are finally back. After their very promising debut they took some time to come back with an album that finally shows the full potential of what Johnny Jewel & co is capable of. Where «In The City» left off ...