Chuck Fenda, born Leshorn Whitehead on June 15, 1972, in Brooklyn, New York, is a celebrated reggae artist known for his poignant lyrics and passionate vocal style, which resonates with the quintessential roots and culture vibe. He burst onto the scene in the late 1990s and quickly made a name for himself after relocating to Jamaica, the heartland of reggae music. Chuck Fenda, also referred to as "The Living Fire" or by his fans as "The Poor People Defender," aligns with the Rastafarian faith, and this spiritual foundation heavily influences his music.

Fenda's discography showcases his commitment to addressing social issues, love, and spirituality. Albums like "The Living Fire" and singles such as "Gash Dem and Light Dem" highlighted his strong Rasta convictions and won him a following both in Jamaica and internationally. His latest releases such as "Heartless" and "The Prayer" continue to reflect his versatile vocal abilities and his inclination to infuse his music with a deeper message. Through his soul-stirring and socially conscious tunes, Chuck Fenda remains an influential figure in reggae, continually striving to inspire and uplift his listeners with his lyrical sermons.