Maxi Priest with Luciano, Etana, and more

Luciano (Jepther McClymont), born in Jamaica in 1964, is a renowned roots reggae singer. Known as "The Messenger," his soulful voice and conscious lyrics, influenced by Rastafarian faith, have shaped his prolific career spanning decades. He gained fame with hits like "Shake It Up Tonight" and "It's Me Again Jah," and continues to perform his authentic reggae worldwide.

Etana, born Shauna McKenzie in Jamaica, is a reggae powerhouse and two-time Grammy nominee. Known for her fusion of folk, soul, jazz, and reggae, Etana has charted hits like “Warrior Love” and “I Am Not Afraid.” Her albums "The Strong One" and "Reggae Forever" topped Billboard Reggae Charts, marking her as the first Jamaican female with back-to-back #1 albums.

Inner Circle, also known as "The Bad Boys of Reggae," is a Grammy-winning Jamaican reggae band formed in Kingston in 1968. Celebrated for their influential sound, their major hits include "Sweat (A La La La La Long)" and "Bad Boys," the iconic theme song for the TV show COPS. The band continues to record and perform globally, maintaining their enduring legacy in reggae music.

British reggae star Maxi Priest, born in Lewisham, London, rose to fame in the '80s and '90s with his lovers rock style, blending reggae with pop and R&B. Known for hits like "Close to You" and his cover of "Wild World," Priest collaborated with artists like Shaggy and Robin Trower. His notable albums include Bonafide, and he achieved worldwide success with soulful, romantic tracks. Priest's musical journey began with the Saxon International sound system, leading to a successful international career.