Jah Bami

Jah Bami, born Damian Marvin Walters in 1979 in Trinidad and Tobago, is a versatile musician known for blending reggae and soca with influences from hip-hop and R&B. His musical journey began at a young age, playing the steel drum and later mastering instruments like the guitar and drums. Jah Bami gained recognition for his talents, earning a music scholarship at the University of the West Indies and leading his school to become Panorama Champions. He has toured extensively, including a notable stint in Japan, where his unique sound was dubbed 'Mutant Chant.' Jah Bami has also hosted MTV Tempo for Viacom's MTV Caribbean network and collaborated with prominent artists.

Jah Bami's career highlights include performing with industry legends and producing chart-topping hits across the U.S., Asia, Europe, and the Caribbean. His name, meaning 'Jah Take Me,' reflects his Rastafarian roots. Despite his success in multiple genres, Jah Bami notes that reggae is a form of freedom of expression for him, allowing him to address social issues creatively. He continues to evolve as a musician, exploring new sounds and instruments, with a particular interest in learning the saxophone.

Genres

R&b

Hip Hop

Reggae

Dubstep

Dub

Roots Reggae

Soca

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Latest Release

Don't Fight Mih

Jah Bami

Single - Released February 7, 2025