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By Venesha Johnson | Associate Writer
I’ll forever brag about how talented Jamaicans are! It seems like musical talent is just naturally in our blood (myself excluded), and it’s one of my favourite things about us as a people—right up there with our unmatched sense of humour. But what I didn’t realise is just how many of our insanely gifted artists were born in October!
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He's a founding member of The Wailers alongside Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer, you know the iconic group that really brought reggae to the world. He was a trailblazer in reggae and a fierce advocate for equal rights and justice. As a solo act, he gave us hits like "Legalize It" and "Equal Rights". Beyond music, Tosh became known for his outspoken activism and legacy as one of reggae's most revolutionary voices.
He was (still is) one of the leading voices in modern reggae music. He combines conscious lyrics with smooth reggae rhythms and gave us songs like "Here Comes Trouble" and "Skankin' Sweet". His influence has inspired a new generation of artists to embrace roots reggae with a contemporary twist.
Known for his soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics, Jah Cure has delivered numerous reggae hits like "Longing For" and "Love Is." His music often focuses on love, spirituality, and redemption, making him a favourite for fans of roots reggae and lovers rock alike.
The son of reggae veteran Junior Reid, Juju Blood is continuing his father’s legacy with his own take on reggae and dancehall. His music reflects the dual influence of his father’s revolutionary sound and the evolving trends in Jamaican music.
Ziggy, the eldest son of Bob Marley, has carved his own path as a successful solo artist. With multiple Grammy Awards to his name, Ziggy’s music reflects themes of love, unity, and environmental awareness. His hit "Love Is My Religion" exemplifies his dedication to promoting positive messages.
Known as The Messenger, Luciano’s spiritual and uplifting songs have earned him a place among the greats of roots reggae. His powerful voice and message of righteousness shine in songs like "It's Me Again Jah" and "Sweep Over My Soul."
With his unique blend of reggae and pop, Shaggy became a global superstar with hits like "It Wasn't Me" and "Angel." The two-time Grammy winner has consistently pushed the boundaries of reggae fusion and is recognised worldwide for his laid-back style and smooth delivery.
Demarco is a versatile dancehall artist, producer, and songwriter known for tracks like "I Love My Life" and "Fallen Soldiers." His catchy lyrics and energetic beats have earned him recognition on both the local and international dancehall scene.
Gyptian’s sultry voice and romantic reggae tunes have won him fans worldwide. His breakout hit "Hold Yuh" became a dancehall anthem, and he has continued to deliver soulful tracks that blend reggae and R&B vibes.
George Nooks is a multi-talented singer known for his work in reggae, gospel, and lovers rock. With songs like "God Is Standing By" and "How Great Thou Art," Nooks has shown incredible versatility throughout his career, successfully crossing over into different musical genres.
These ten Jamaican artists, all born in October, have each made unique contributions to music, from roots reggae to dancehall and beyond. Their songs continue to inspire, uplift, and connect people worldwide. So, if you’re a fan of reggae or dancehall, add these October-born stars to your playlist, they’re worth celebrating all month long!
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