Horace Andy
Rasta Nah Eat Pork

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Rasta Nah Eat Pork

Oh Mama

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Oh Mama

Mi Too Mean (Nah Let Off)

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Mi Too Mean (Nah Let Off)

One of the most beautiful voices Jamaica has produced. Horace Andy’s falsetto is unmistakable – and the reason why Massive Attack have included it on almost every one of their albums since 1991.

His career began in the early seventies in Kingston, in the legendary Studio One sessions of Coxsone Dodd, where “Skylarking” was created – to this day one of the most played reggae titles ever. Five decades later, he is one of the last great voices of this era still on stage.

“Angel”, “Five Man Army” and “Spying Glass” made him known to an audience that otherwise has little to do with reggae. Live with his band, he plays a program in which Studio One classics and the Massive Attack titles alternate.

For festivals, club stages and events with music-loving audiences. A name with the highest reputation in the professional world.

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