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Christopher George Palmer (born 11 May 1974), better known as "Mr. Lexx", "Lexxus" or simply "The Prince" is a Jamaican dancehall artist from East Kingston, Jamaica. He is known for the success of his debut album entitled Mr. Lex on the Billboard Reggae Chart and for his collaboration with Wayne Wonder on a track titled "Anything goes" which also featured American rap duo Capone-N-Noreaga for the Red Star Sounds : Def Jamaica compilation, which received a Grammy nomination for best reggae album.[1][2]

He is best known for songs such as the dancehall hit "Body Guard". He gained his first notice in 1993 singing for Clifton "Specialist" Dillon on ragga songs, partnering with DJ Culture as rapper. Ghost was a member of Monster Shack Crew in 1996.

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Patrick’s natural tendency to imitate the voices of who he spoke about when telling a story was noticed by one of their friends, Dwayne (psycho) Christie. In 1996. Dwayne suggested Patrick recorded this intriguing art that would cause a phenomena that came to be known as the “Stir it Up volumes.” The series began with volumes 1,2 and 3 which Patrick conceptualized ,wrote and recorded the most of and invited his brother Paul to play the character of Famous Demus. Initially, even though Stir it up 1,2and 3 was an instant sensation that would go viral long before the term was coined Paul had concerns that his brother’s music career would not be taken seriously.

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Blaque Roots’ is a movement that infuses rebel elements to create a sound that speaks to the essence of Black life and

how we orient to this world. Mutual fans and inspired by each other’s artistry, Mic Blaque and Nakeeba Amaniyea

(Roots) seamlessly merged energies to create a soulful and passionate album that intimately narrates our experiences

from the point of seduction to the plot of social justice. The natural synergy and creative collision of these two

individually accomplished artists has produce a diasporic album with range widely suited for Posh Parties and Power-to-Blaque Roots’ is a movement that infuses rebel elements to create a sound that speaks to the essence of Black life and

how we orient to this world. Mutual fans and inspired by each other’s artistry, Mic Blaque and Nakeeba Amaniyea

(Roots) seamlessly merged energies to create a soulful and passionate album that intimately narrates our experiences

from the point of seduction to the plot of social justice. The natural synergy and creative collision of these two

individually accomplished artists has produce a diasporic album with range widely suited for Posh Parties and Power-the-People Protests

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Born and raised in Jamaica, home of Reggae Music, Soprano X (Neel Brown) was a former Firefighter with the Jamaica Fire Brigade for 15 years before leaving to pursue his passion for music.