Ghetto Priest London, UK
Born and raised in the east end of London to Afro-Caribbean parents, he has been making reggae, dub and experimental music now for over two decades. He has been a mainstay of the On-U Sound camp where he started out as backing vocalist and percussionist for the band African Head Charge, and in recent years has been a core member of Asian Dub Foundation. ... more
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