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The Mad Stuntman

The Mad Stuntman, whose real name is Mark Quashie, is a Trinidadian-born American musician and performer best known for his energetic vocals on the 1993 hit song "I Like to Move It" with the dance music project Reel 2 Real. Propelled to international fame by the infectious dance track, The Mad Stuntman's deep and charismatic voice became synonymous with the song's success across clubs and radio waves worldwide. However, his creative journey didn't end in the 1990s.

Continuously evolving as an artist, The Mad Stuntman has been active in producing a variety of energetic tracks that blend his Caribbean roots with contemporary beats. His recent projects reflect a melting pot of genres, manifest in releases such as "Girls On the Beach," which capture a tropical vibe perfect for summertime escapades, and "SOCA for Summer EP 21," showcasing his love for the pulsating rhythms of Soca music. Collaborations with other artists, like Kid G, General Levy, Shegah, and Ras King Bobo 1, reveal a versatile musician who enjoys mixing the textures of reggae, dancehall, and world beats. The remake of "I Like to Move It" is a nod to his enduring legacy, repackaging the classic hit for new audiences. The consistent flow of music, such as "Bring di Watah," "Ronda Thunda," and "Drinks & Girls," alongside festive tracks like "Fiesta" with Proyecto Uno, solidifies The Mad Stuntman's place in the world of dance music – as a seasoned artist unafraid to merge past influences with fresh, vibrant sounds.

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