Fadal Dey is a distinguished reggae musician hailing from the Ivory Coast, whose music has been permeating the African reggae scene for numerous years with deep roots in Rastafarian culture and African identity. With a career that encompasses several albums and countless live performances, Fadal Dey has established himself as a significant voice in the genre, blending traditional reggae rhythms with messages that reflect both social and political themes pertinent to the African continent and the world at large.

His recent works, such as "En Live au Parker Place, Vol. 1 and Vol. 2," showcase his vibrant live performance ability and capture the dynamic energy of his stage presence—something that many reggae aficionados have come to relish. Albums like "Je suis Afrique" and "Meditation (Le Dey de Dieu)" reflect his continuous engagement with themes of African identity, spirituality, and consciousness. With "Jahsso," Fadal Dey reinforces his commitment to discussing themes of faith, unity, and the quest for social justice, all while championing the reggae tradition and infusing it with his distinctive Ivorian twist. His music not only entertains but also educates and inspires, echoing the enduring legacy of reggae as a form of resistance and a call for change.