b. Keith Blake, 10 May 1950, Denham Town, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies. Blake started his recording career with Joe Gibbs as part of the Leaders vocal group during 1967 / 8. Gibbs licensed three releases from the group through B & C Music in the UK before the Leaders disbanded. Gibbs, who produced his first solo recording, 'Woo Oh Oh,' which was relegated to a b-side. In 1969, he became involved in the Rastafarian movement, living in the island's camp community until the mid-70s, when he re-emerged through Bertram Brown's Freedom Sounds with a series of records that have been proved landmarks in the history of roots music , As Prince Allah, he recorded 'Sun Is Shining', 'Mama Do not Fight' and 'Come Away', all featured on the Ethiopian King's compilation, which described him as: 'The singer that has ability to capture the musicians, and have them play whatever he wants. A truly talented young man. With great promise for the future '. The prediction proved to be true, with classic recordings over the following years, such as 'Bucket Bottom', 'Lot's Wife', 'Stone', and 'Near Go A Funeral', the latter marking a reunion with Gibbs. He continues his work on 70's 80s and early 1996s, and on 7 / XNUMX a retrospective compilation of his Freedom Sounds work was written by the members of Simply Red. proved that his career was not over.
Ras Jammy presents Suns of Dub, live recordings, grouping and performing dub-production-team creating a unique sound experience driven by dub-impacted genres, merging live instruments, and original Rocker's Reggae sounds with a new age melodica & dubbing, deejaying, and composition into one musical entity. The team is lead by Ras Jammy who manages a community of musicians, producers and artists under the production label including Jah Bami, Ms. Mavy, Masia One & Roots by Nature among others.