Big Youth, born Manley Augustus Buchanan, is a pioneering Jamaican reggae deejay known for his unique toasting style. Emerging in the 1970s, his influential work, including the album Screaming Target, helped shape the roots reggae movement. He has been confirmed as one of the featured artists for the Reggae Road Trip, adding his iconic presence to the tour.

Ashanti Roy, born Roydel Johnson in 1947 in Hanover, Jamaica, is the tenor voice of The Congos. His rich vocal tones complement Myton's falsetto and Burnett's baritone, creating the group's signature harmony. Roy's contributions have been pivotal in the band's enduring legacy in reggae music. He is confirmed as one of the featured performers for the Reggae Road Trip, bringing his rich musical heritage and timeless classics to audiences worldwide.

Fred Locks, is a renowned Jamaican roots reggae singer known for his hit "Black Star Liners," which promotes African unity. His music blends spiritual lyrics with Rastafarian themes. Fred Locks' contributions have had a lasting impact on reggae. He is confirmed as one of the featured artists for the Reggae Road Trip tour.

Tony Gregory, is a Jamaican reggae and R&B artist known for his hit "Gypsy Girl" (1982). He began his career in the 1960s with Byron Lee and toured internationally with stars like Dionne Warwick. Gregory returned to Jamaica in the late '90s and released his reggae album Seasons in 2014. He is confirmed as one of the featured artists for the Reggae Road Trip.

Cedric Myton, born in 1947 in Old Harbour, Jamaica, is a founding member of the roots reggae group The Congos. Known for his distinctive falsetto, he has been instrumental in shaping the band's sound. Their seminal album, Heart of the Congos, produced by Lee "Scratch" Perry, is celebrated as a cornerstone of reggae music. Myton continues to perform and record, maintaining a significant presence in the reggae scene. He is confirmed as one of the featured performers for the Reggae Road Trip, bringing his rich musical heritage and timeless classics to audiences worldwide.

Derrick "Watty" Burnett, born in 1948 in Port Antonio, Jamaica, is a renowned reggae artist and a key member of The Congos. His deep baritone voice added a unique dimension to the group's harmonies. Beyond his work with The Congos, Burnett has had a prolific solo career, releasing several albums and singles that showcase his versatile musical talents. He is confirmed as one of the featured performers for the Reggae Road Trip, bringing his rich musical heritage and timeless classics to audiences worldwide.

Ken Boothe, born in 1948, is a legendary Jamaican reggae and rocksteady artist known for hits like "Everything I Own" and "Crying Over You." With a career spanning decades, his soulful voice has made a lasting impact on the reggae scene. He is confirmed as one of the featured artists for the Reggae Road Trip, bringing his timeless classics to the tour.

Prince Alla, born Keith Lorenzo Blake in 1950, is a respected Jamaican roots reggae artist known for his spiritual lyrics and powerful vocals. His notable tracks like "Heaven Is My Roof" and "Only Love Can Conquer" reflect his Rastafarian beliefs. He is confirmed as one of the featured artists for the Reggae Road Trip, bringing his authentic sound to the tour.

Albert Malawi, also known as Ilawi, is a Jamaican roots reggae artist and sound system selector. He collaborated with reggae legends like Augustus Pablo and Dennis Brown. Known for his deep dub selections and cultural influence, Ilawi's solo works include tracks like "Lonely Walk" and "Jah Bible." He is confirmed as one of the featured artists for the Reggae Road Trip.

Johnny Clarke, born in 1955, is a Jamaican reggae artist known for his falsetto and hits like "None Shall Escape the Judgement." He rose to fame in the 1970s through collaborations with producer Bunny Lee. His music, often rooted in Rastafarian beliefs, continues to influence reggae. Clarke is confirmed as one of the featured artists for the Reggae Road Trip.

Niney the Observer, is a legendary Jamaican reggae producer and artist known for his contributions to roots reggae and dub. He founded his own label, Observer, and worked with icons like Dennis Brown and Gregory Isaacs. Niney is confirmed as one of the featured artists for the Reggae Road Trip, bringing his influential sound to the tour.

Myrna Hague is a treasured Jamaican songstress whose voice has gracefully shaped the landscape of lovers rock and jazz-infused reggae. Renowned for her elegance and emotive performances, she has captivated audiences with themes of love, resilience, and cultural pride. Reggae Road Trip celebrates Myrna Hague for her remarkable artistry and unwavering dedication to Jamaica’s musical heritage.

Bongo Herman is a legendary Jamaican percussionist whose rhythmic genius has enriched countless reggae classics over the decades. His unmatched skill on the drums brings ancestral energy and cultural depth to every beat. Reggae Road Trip salutes Bongo Herman for his outstanding role in shaping the heartbeat of reggae and preserving its authentic spirit.

Ms. Norma is one of the founders and promoters of Rae Town Old Hits, a long-running sound system session in Kingston, Jamaica, that features music from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. Founded with Brother Bunny and Senor Daley in 1982, the event is known for its community focus and philosophy of playing positive, upbeat music, including vintage reggae and other styles of music.

Tommy Cowan is a respected Jamaican music producer, cultural promoter, and longtime contributor to Reggae music. Widely known for his behind-the-scenes influence, Cowan has played a vital role in supporting Reggae artists, producing impactful recordings, and preserving the legacy of foundation Reggae. His decades-long involvement in the music industry has helped shape and sustain Reggae culture locally and internationally. He is confirmed as one of the featured contributors for the Reggae Road Trip, bringing his deep cultural knowledge and experience to the journey.

Carlene Davis is a celebrated Jamaican gospel and Reggae singer whose career spans decades. Originally rising to prominence during the dancehall era, she later became one of the most influential figures in Jamaican gospel music. Known for her powerful voice and uplifting message, Carlene Davis has made a lasting impact on Jamaican music and culture. She is confirmed as one of the featured artists for the Reggae Road Trip, bringing her inspirational presence and musical legacy to the experience.

Sandy Stewart is a Jamaican Reggae singer and songwriter best known for his work during the roots and lovers rock era. With a smooth vocal style and socially conscious themes, he has contributed memorable recordings that remain respected within Reggae circles. Sandy Stewart’s music reflects the foundation spirit of Reggae, and he is confirmed as one of the featured artists for the Reggae Road Trip, bringing his authentic sound and legacy to the experience.

The Heptones are one of Jamaica’s most influential harmony groups, known for their smooth vocals and timeless contributions to foundation Reggae. Formed in the 1960s, the group became synonymous with conscious lyrics and classic recordings that helped shape the roots Reggae era. Original members include Earl Morgan and Barry Llewellyn, whose work has left an enduring legacy in Jamaican music. The Heptones are confirmed as part of the Reggae Road Trip, representing the golden age of harmony-driven Reggae.

Lake Anthony is a young and emerging Reggae artist whose talent represents the next generation influenced by Jamaica’s rich musical legacy. As a rising child star, he reflects the continued impact of foundation Reggae and its icons on today’s youth. His inclusion in the Reggae Road Trip highlights the importance of nurturing future Reggae talent while honoring the music’s history and cultural roots.

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